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By Jerry D. Simmons (used by permision) Publishers often make mistakes and it is important that writers are aware of the problems that can occur before the process moves along to publication. Writers who self publish should especially be aware of common mistakes when publishing their own manuscript. Regardless of whether the publisher produces hundreds [...]
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The Nonfiction Writers Conference is an online writer’s conference for nonfiction authors. This year, organizers have packed the schedule with powerful content to help you write, publish, and promote your nonfiction books. A great line-up of 15 speakers and topics includes these colleagues I’ve known and learned from over the years: DAN POYNTER: Self-Publishing and the [...]
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by Lisa Tener An aspiring author recently called me to explore writing coaching to help him write his book. He wondered about hiring a ghostwriter. Generally, I’m all about writing your book yourself. I’ve met too many people who’ve hired ghostwriters and been disappointed. And most relatively smart people can develop an engaging (or even [...]
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