Why Editing Matters
Readers demand and deserve well-edited text, and your work deserves to be understood.
Clayvin MathBurgh: The History of Paper You Don’t Write On
Our Book Review of The History of Paper You Don’t Write With In The History of Paper You Don’t Write On, you’ll actually get some very interesting and entertaining background on what we’ve all gotten used to using, and losing for a while during our recent COVID-19 shortages. […]
Top Six Keys to Market Your Blog or Website
You can drive web traffic to your site with proper SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and not spend any money! SEO is the driving force behind getting Google and Yahoo! to recognize your site and list you prominently on their search engines. Without doing some basic optimization, your website […]
John A. Heldt: The Lane Betrayal
Our Book Review of The Lane Betrayal In John A. Heldt’s The Lane Betrayal, a brilliant Virginia physicist closes-in on the greatest invention of all time, a time box. Or perhaps it’s the most dangerous invention of all time. Worse than an atomic bomb since it could change […]
Go Old School with a Local Book Launch
How to leverage your time to sell hundreds of books locally
Social Media Book Marketing
How to market your books and the use of social media.
Stephen King: “The Shining”
Our Book Review of The Shining Why would I want to review a book published in 1977? Because Stephen King still owns the Horror genre, and believe it or not, after plenty of retelling – through a movie, a TV Series, and lots of discussions – The Shining […]
Amanda M. Lee: The Bigfoot Blunder
Our Book Review of The Bigfoot Blunder The truth is out there … maybe. Amanda M. Lee is a prolific writer who draws heavily from her early desires to shape the world – torn between growing up to be the Incredible Hulk or Wonder Woman – and to […]
Making A Best Seller List
How books make the best seller lists like New York Times and Amazon
John Grisham: “The Rooster Bar”
Our Book Review of The Rooster Bar Few authors have had as much continued success at John Grisham and his latest book, The Rooster Bar, may keep his most avid readers happy. But, there’s more to the story than Mark, Todd, and Zola trying to get through a […]
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