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The Great, Okay and the Ugly of E-Publishing
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| So, other than the RT ad, I’ve printed up bookmarks to take to RT and RWA Nationals, I’ve signed up for a radio interview on Jewel’s Way weekly radio show, and I signed partials of my book that I had printed up at the Glendale Chocolate Affair.
Shalla: So how long is your book staying on inventory? And where do we find it? Where do we get it?
Tina: I have a two year contract with Triskelion and as long as one sells now and then off the site, it will stay on for the full two years.
We at Shalla Chats send our highest wishes for success and blessings to you and your writing career. Thanks so much for taking this time to talk with us. We look forward to your future books. |
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The High Cost of a Six-Figure Book Advance
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| *Do you really need a six-figure book advance?*
For many authors, five figures are plenty, especially for a first book. Even if it loses money, that book will create the leverage the author needs to succeed in other aspects of her business. (That’s one reason self-publishing can be such a good option for business book authors.) Getting a smaller advance still takes work and costs money, but it’s a much more manageable goal for a first time author without fifty grand to invest in getting into the bookstores. |
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My Favorite Errors to Correct (Don’t make these mistakes, and your writing will rise above most other writing.) Part 2
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| Turning Your Life Into Fiction, Robin Hemley (helpful for deciding what’s important and
how to tie it together, even if you’re not planning to turn your life into fiction)
Unlocking the Secrets of Your Childhood Memories, Dr. Kevin Leman and Randy
Carlson (wonderful for helping us find out who we are through recalling our early memories)
Writer’s Digest, February 1999 issue (available from Writer’s Digest, Back Issues, 1507
Dana Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45207; 1-800-289-0963; $3.50 each)
Please see my related article, “My Favorite Expert Advice on Writing the Stories of Our Lives, Gleaned From My Favorite Books on the Subject.” Happy writing! |
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Learn To Make Money On eBay
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| A good theme does three things: 1) it describes the story or book; 2) it captures the uniqueness of the story or book; 3) it motivates the author. If it accomplishes these three things, it will also make your outline easier to create. In business-speak, an “elevator speech” is a brief description about your company that you should be able to give to someone in the time it would take to ride up an elevator. I hold that everyone writing a book needs an elevator speech, or theme, for it. |
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