16 06 2011
First, let’s tackle the question that is uppermost in many aspiring writers’ minds: “Do I need to do a writing course to sell my writing?”
A weblog by Simon Kolz
16 06 2011
First, let’s tackle the question that is uppermost in many aspiring writers’ minds: “Do I need to do a writing course to sell my writing?”
20 05 2011
Dave, I just got a contract for a book from a publisher that I haven’t worked with before. These long, tedious legal documents just befuddle me, however! Would you mind spinning through this and seeing what you think about the terms and clauses herein?
13 02 2011
Every part of your book can be a sales tool. When you include the below tips, you will have a roadmap to follow to keep your writing organized and compelling, and you’ll sell more books than you ever dreamed of!
10 02 2011
So you’re one of 20 million Americans who want to write a book. If you’ve already written a manuscript, chances are you’re looking for agent representation. In the past few years, as an editor and literary consultant for www.TheOmnibus.org, I’ve had the opportunity to read more than 1,000 book proposals. Most, I’m sad to report, […]
25 01 2011
On the first day of a bright and shiny new year, stretching out ahead of us full of possibilities, it’s so easy to feel a sense of determination. (“This year I’m DOING it! I’m going to write a book / lose weight / take more time for myself… etc etc.)
25 01 2011
Around eighty percent of nonfiction books today are written by
12 01 2011
Writers often get stuck because they make assumptions about writing, finishing, publishing, and promoting their books. A recent client confessed that he thought a book was just too big a project. Using professional, respected information, writers can finally realize their book dream.
15 07 2010
More Tips For New Writers (Part I)
4 06 2010
Sure you can write, but can you write crisp, compelling copy thatezine publishers, related Web sites, and book audiences willclamor for?
1 06 2010
Persisting With Bulldog Determination [Book excerpt from Successercising} by Rick Gettle