Tell Again Tuesday New Year

Tell Again Tuesday

A blog series where we shamelessly share posts from others that we have enjoyed.

 

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Wishing you a safe celebration

Enjoy the parties and evening festivities, but be safe so you are around for next year’s celebrations.

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Tell Again Tuesday Merry Christmas

Tell Again Tuesday

 

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The happiest of holidays

On the eve of our Savior’s birth we wish you a Merry Christmas. May joy and love and blessings fill your homes, your lives, and your stockings.

Merry Christmas,

From C. D. Hersh (Catherine and Donald)

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Tell Again Tuesday Editors, what are they?

Tell Again Tuesday

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What Editors Wish Writers Knew

By Julie Cameron

When I meet with a new client, one of the first things I am asked about is the difference between a Content Editor and a Copy Editor. Writers who decide to self-publish are particularly confused about when, and if, they need to hire different editors at each phase of the publishing process.

In a nutshell, . . .

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Romancing the Genres blog

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Tell Again Tuesday Writing Character Conflict

Tell Again Tuesday

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Dear Writer, Want to Know about the Character of Plot?

By Damyanti Biswas

David Corbett about the Character of Plot — a unique approach to story structure that, according to David, provides the best opportunity for truly profound, compelling, complex, and emotionally rich narratives . . .

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Tell Again Tuesday Marketing your best seller or yourself?

Tell Again Tuesday

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To Market! To Market!

By Marcia King-Gamble

Maybe you’re a new author venturing into this crazy world of publishing, or maybe you’re established, and the pitiful advances you’ve been receiving, have you throwing your hands in the air, and wailing. Perhaps, you’re thinking of breaking into this crazy writing world and wondering how you can get some exposure. No one knows who you are. You have no name. How can you sell books? . . .

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Romancing the Genres blog

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Tell Again Tuesday Combating Self-doubt

Tell Again Tuesday

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Writers, Don’t Let Doubt Stop You!

By Lorraine Ambers

There comes a time in every artist’s journey when crippling self-doubt sets in. It’s an agonising period where all your hopes and dreams become overshadowed with fear. But before you scoop out the ice-cream and take cover in your bed, vowing to never write again, try . . .

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Tell Again Tuesday Do Ads on Facebook help?

Tell Again Tuesday

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How my Facebook ad to gain newsletter subscribers went

By D.E, Haggerty

A few weeks ago I wrote about how to attract newsletter subscribers without giving a free book away. (You can read the blog here) As About Face is releasing tomorrow, I thought today would be a good day to discuss the results of my attempt to gain newsletter subscribers by giving readers a free sample of the first few chapters of the novel.

What did I do?

I ran a Facebook ad, which sent readers to a BookFunnel landing page where they could get a free sample of About Face in return for joining my newsletter.

How did it go? . . .

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