Few people look at Debrett’s Guide to Etiquette and Modern Manners these days. Just for those unfamiliar, this book covered how to reply to an invitation, how to address H M The Queen and which knife and fork to use for each course, amongst other subjects.
Old fashioned as these things sound, they are […]
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You’re a writer, right? After you’ve slogged away at your 1,000/2,000 words, you don’t want to sit down and generate more. It’s time for wine, to binge watch your favourite show, grab some food.
Well, I’d urge you to think again.
Blogging has many advantages for a writer
First of all, it hones your style […]
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Sometimes when I’m looking for a guest post or interview, or a post about writing, or Rome, that I forgot to bookmark digitally but know is there, I’m stymied. Not through my lack of search skills – I’ve been at this digital game for a while – but because there’s no search box.
If I’m […]
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Thank you so much to readers who completed my recent survey asking them how they found books and interacted with authors.
It was a follow up to a similar survey two years ago triggered by pure curiosity combined with a sincere wish to give my readers what they want.
Headline results:
– Fewer people […]
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Readers need books. Writers want to write. Seems like a match made in heaven, doesn’t it?
Writing is a solitary occupation. But publishing a book can’t be done without others: beta readers, critique partners, editors (structural, developmental, line, copy) and proofreaders. Take your pick.
Then we need a marketing team: advance readers, blog hosts, friends/colleagues […]
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