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POSTCARDS ABOUT COURAGE TO SHARE
Resources for Self-Published & Hybrid Authors (3 of 3)
Sent by Nicole Evelina
So far in this series we’ve covered associations, groups looking to elevate the best of indie books, and resources such as books, websites/blogs, and social media. Now we’ll tackle two big areas of interest for all writers: how to get more reviews and what contests are open to indie authors.
Resources for Self-Published & Hybrid Authors (2 of 3)
From Nicole Evelina
In this part of the series on resources for self-published/hybrid authors, we’ll look at sources of information that will help you navigate this wacky and ever-changing world of self-publishing.
How becoming a writer helped me ‘grow up’
By Sharon E. Anderson
I started to see that emotional distance is the first step in being able to receive and accept criticism on any level – from the lowly critique group, to an agent, to a publisher. I finally figured out that even though it can be painful, there is much to be gained by reading an informative rejection letter, or a poignant professional review.
A crash course in fearless writing
By William Kenower
If you’ve ever written and actually enjoyed the experience, if you’ve ever allowed yourself to become lost in the dream of the story you are telling so much that you temporarily forget what time it is, then you have written fearlessly.
A horrible warning to young(er) writers
By Jeanette Hubbard
I tell people that my first published book was a palate cleanser from the nasty thriller. I discovered that I am happier when I write funny. So here is advice number one: write what you enjoy. It may not be what you read all the time, but you must get pleasure out of your writing or you won’t do it.