Monthly Archives: Jul 2014

Reblogging just to make sure that we never forget this

Originally posted on Books: Publishing, Reading, Writing:
I was going to write a blog post about social media and how I’ve been paring down my use of it, because I’m finding it to be not all that social or the…

Originally posted on readful things blog:
As any author will tell you, writing the book is the easy part. After that comes the fun of editing, cover design, book blurbs and the ultimate in evil, MARKETING. Most authors are already…

I’m reblogging this in the hope it can awaken more people to the dangers of skin cancer.

Originally posted on All I Have to Say:
Dear Indie Author, Congratulations on your amazing accomplishment. You’ve written a book, which is an incredible achievement. I’m so proud of you! Unfortunately, I was not able to review your book. I…

Originally posted on mylittlebookblog:
So I found this at the blog The Perceptual Page Turner. Not only is this blog pretty awesome and the posts thought provoking but the name of this blog is just brilliant. I found this A-Z…

Originally posted on When pen hits paper.:
It is only the minority who earn a substantial amount from writing The number of those working as full-time writers has also dropped from 40% of all writers in 2005 to 11.5% now.……

Originally posted on Bookin' It:
So, So Important! Saw this on Twitter yesterday with a request to share, so…I’m sharin’! Lots of people honestly don’t know how important some of these things can be to an author, especially an independent…

Originally posted on Paul Bernal's Blog:
A great deal has been written about the Facebook experiment – what did they actually do, how did they do it, what was the effect, was it ethical, was it legal, will it…

Originally posted on Africantapestry:
In summer we don’t eat apples. We munch on peaches and nectarines. Except the horses. They have their apples throughout the year. An apple is one of the most delicious subjects to draw and paint. For…

Originally posted on Jo Robinson:
I read a thing where a scientist monitored the brains of professional writers and non-professional writers while they were writing. Non-pros brains appeared to be visualising what they wrote, and the pucker scribbers brains appeared…