I had an email yesterday from an author asking about a radio interview with Kate Delaney and Emmy Award Winner form America Tonight. I can honestly say I’ve never heard of these type of interviews before so being me, I went on a research trip to look into it. I
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Who Is She? Claire Plaisted: an Interview from My Archives Copyright 2017 #Author’sCorner
Look what Patty found for me. Gosh, it seems so long ago since I wrote this. So much has changed in life, though the journey is still relevant. Anyway, if you want to know a bit more about me… Give this a read. 🙂
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Hello everyone. Earlier today, while doing some more computer maintenance, Casey Mathews, founder of WebFriendlyHelp.com unearthed a whole ton and half of old documents I thought were long gone. Oh, they may be buried in the archives of this blog, but seriously, who knows for sure? And furthermore, who’s got
Continue readingWELCOME TO DAY 9 OF THE #RWISA “REVOLUTION” BLOG TOUR! #RRBC @nonniejules @RRBC_ORG @RRBC_RWISA @TWEETS4RWISA #RWISAREVOLUTIONTOUR | RWISA: RAVE WRITERS – INT’L SOCIETY OF AUTHORS
Welcome to Day 9 and the conclusion of the RWISA “REVOLUTION” Blog Tour! We’d like to introduce you to an amazingly supportive RWISA member, Author, Nonnie Jules, who is also the Founder of RRBC & RWISA. Take a peek at her writing below… A LIFE ISN’T WORTH LIVING IF NOT IN SERVICE TO OTHERS I’d
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WELCOME TO DAY 6 OF THE #RWISA “REVOLUTION” BLOG TOUR! #RRBC @JANSIKES3 @RRBC_ORG @RRBC_RWISA @TWEETS4RWISA #RWISAREVOLUTIONTOUR
7 reasons why I’m not the right editor for you – by Louise Harnby…
A great read for when you are looking for the right editor.
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This is an excellent article and well worth the read. Thank you, Charles.
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Other platforms I’ve used… for myself or for clients. Smashwords, draft to digital, Lulu, Ingram Spark. I’ve yet to use Kobo and Nook (Barnes & Noble) Each one is different on how you upload and set up your book to some degree. Most of them do wide distribution which means
Continue readingWriting Tips: Avoiding Sentence Fragments.
Thank you for this information. I get some fragmented sentences in my writing at times. It’s good to know how to get rid of them and move forward.
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