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Russel Blake’s Craft Tip #3 – How To Write More, Faster

Posted on September 10, 2014

Craft Tip #3 – How To Write More, Faster

An inspiring post from crazy-productive indie novelist Russel Blake. Read it all!

My favorite is Tip #10:

The power of questions: Ask yourself, “How can I make this the best chapter I have ever written, and be excited and have fun doing it?” before you sit down to write. Asking yourself questions that empower you determines your perception of what you do, and will affect how you do it.

Ask good questions.

“How can I turn out the best book I’ve ever written and do it in less time than I dreamed possible while enjoying the process” gets you a different answer than “Why can’t I keep up with those other authors” or “What am I thinking even doing this?” If you believe you can, you’re right. If you believe you can’t, you’re right. If you believe, “I’ll find a way,” you’ll have a different career than “This will never work.”

Craft Tip #3 – How To Write More, Faster.

Posted in: Art and Obligation, Tips for eAuthors | Tagged: Russell Blake, writing tips

Storm warning: Bookwhirl

Posted on June 13, 2014

bwhirlMy wife recently received a call from someone from Bookwhirl.com asking for me. They wanted to talk about my “book” and marketing plans they could offer. My wife said she’d take their number, pass it on to me, and get back to them if we were interested. The caller was polite, spoke decent English, and didn’t push.

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Posted in: Tips for eAuthors | Tagged: Bookwhirl, ebooks, Lee Goldberg, online marketing, promotion, scam, Writer Beware

Nick Stephenson – Full color thrillers

Posted on June 5, 2014

nick2I don’t often straight-up recommend following other bloggers and writers, but I recently stumbled across UK thriller writer Nick Stephenson‘s blog (noorosha.com) and I’ll tell you: if you’re self-pubbing, you should go there right now.

The man is funny, smart, and is rocketing up the Amazon best-seller lists with a combination of good writing, great PR (check out his covers), and a dissection of the inner workings of Amazon that borders on the preternatural.

He only blogs once or twice a month, but that’s more often than some indie authors (ahem) and his posts are cogent and pure gold for those of us trying to make the ebook industry work for us.

Check out the first book in Nick’s Leopold Blake thriller series, Wanted. It’s perma-free and being downloaded like hotcakes.

Posted in: Tips for eAuthors | Tagged: amazon, ebooks, Nick Stephenson, Paydown, thriller

Scribl, Patreon, & Noisetrade

Posted on June 1, 2014

scriblI’ve recently come across three interesting web sites—Scribl, Patreon, and Noisetrade–that could potentially benefit both writers and readers. Each has its own new twist on book distribution, which is exciting to see, since the democratization of the internet (and of the ebook industry) is often in question.

I’ll cover each of these new sites in a different post over the next week or two. First, up…Scribl! [Read more…]

Posted in: Tips for eAuthors | Tagged: amazon, authors, ebook, Noistrade, Patreon, promotions, sales, Sribl, writers, writing

What Did Your Readers Like? Kindle’s “Shared Notes & Highlights”

Posted on September 26, 2013

snhSomething that’s given me a real surge of pride and joy lately has been discovering the Kindle “Shared Notes & Highlights” section for each of my books.

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Posted in: Tip Tuesday, Tips for eAuthors | Tagged: amazon, ebook, Highlights, Kindle, Notes
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