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  • Fifteen Free Writing Contests

    Free Writing Contests: Fifteen writing contests with cash prizes and no entry fee.
  • 10 Places to Promote Your Book for Free

    10 Free Places to Promote Your Book
  • Free Advertising on Marketlist

    Advertise your books free on Marketlist.com
  • Finding and Building a Healthy Author-Agent Relationship

    What most people mistakenly assume about hiring a literary (book) agent, is that they won't have to do anything at all to promote their book once the agent is hired. Completely untrue.
    Let's look at the kinds of circumstances when you would or would...
  • Amazon's Newest Publishing Platform Goes Live - Write On!

    In a direct response to the 9 year growth rate of Wattpad, Amazon has launched Write On, a social network where self-publishing authors can offer their work to the community for feedback. You don't need to be a writer to use it. Readers are invited t...
  • Is Self-Publishing for All Genres?

     
    Publishing houses no longer promote or market the books they publish. Together with the fact that most publishing houses only offer contracts to established (ie. money-making) writers can make getting a publishing contract as a new author nearl...
  • How to Handle a Negative Book Review

    You know you need plenty of reviews to keep your book climbing the popularity charts, but you also know that not all of them are going to be 5 stars-worth of praise and glowing recommendation that others read your book immediately. What can you do to h...
  • Writing a Book Review

     
    The main thing to remember when you're writing a book review is that it is meant to be a critical evaluation, a commentary on your own opinion that offers an argument. A very brief summary is included of course, but only to give the reader th...
  • Self-Publishing The Old Fashioned Way – Print On Demand Publishing

    Before there were online publishing websites, self-publishers did things a little differently. Self-publishing bore a striking resemblance to traditional publishing, except the authors wore every hat and did all of the work by themselves - unless the...
  • Marketing Your Self-Published Book Doesn't Have to Be Hard

    In the beginning of every career, there is a time when you have to pay your dues from the bottom rung – or near the bottom at least. As writers, because of the solitary nature of our craft and the fact that we may not exactly enjoy having to mi...

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