Organizing Your Projects
Like most of the authors I know, I’m not a naturally organized person. Sometimes it’s a struggle to force myself
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Speculative Fiction Author
Like most of the authors I know, I’m not a naturally organized person. Sometimes it’s a struggle to force myself
Read MoreBack in the late 1970’s, I played Advanced Dungeons and Dragons two or three nights a week. Wait, I should
Read MoreEvery day, a batch of people decide to write a short story or a novel. For the vast majority, the
Read MoreYup, you missed out. I was an official registered independent candidate for President of the United States. Unfortunately, I didn’t win.
Read MoreBack in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, descriptive genre novels were suddenly available to the general public at
Read MoreGetting your work read is always a tough gig. You can promote and spam to your heart’s content … and
Read MoreAmazon’s AuthorCentral websites allow readers to see a dedicated page focusing on a particular writer. It’s an easy way for
Read MoreFor years, I’ve gone to conventions all over the continental United States. Some were genre conventions such as MileHiCon, Radcon,
Read MoreI’ve mentioned Autocrit.com on panels at conventions. It’s a very useful tool that can assist any author when they’re polishing
Read MoreOriginally posted on The Fictorians Most writers are familiar with the usual promotional channels, including advertising on websites, blog exchanges,
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