Networking is an old business concept that – in the 21st Century – is essential for authors of all stripes even those who tend to be isolationists. The old days of burying […]
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Some Relationships, Although Deep, Become Lost To Time.
Some Relationships, Although Deep, Become Lost To Time. Posted on September 16, 2017 by G.L. Dorion The full Jack Trilogy – written over 17 years – is in Kindle Pre-order and will be released on November […]
An interview with Author S.P. Joseph Lyons by Fiona McVie
An interview with Author S.P. Joseph Lyons by Fiona McVie Posted on September 16, 2017 by G.L. Dorion I thought that Fiona McVie’s interview of Mr. Lyons was a particularly interesting one. Part of the interview […]
What I Like About Adobe Acrobat Reader
I have used Adobe Reader (now called Adobe Acrobat) since the early 2000s for both my writing and for editing suggestions for my students’ essays in New York City where I taught English […]
Fringe Highlight: Should Indie Authors Go KDP Exclusive or Go Wide? | Self-Publishing Advice Center
by GL Dorion This transcription of a recent podcast of a rather lengthy discussion by two authors is quite insightful if you stay with it to the end. It rambles some here and […]
DMT – Author Hannah Allen — Creative Talents Unleashed
I thought that I’d repost this because it’s such a cool cover and I liked the excerpt. https://dorion9.wordpress.com/ A floating tapestry, Naked Greeks danced Around a watering hole, And gave birth to […]
“It’s all in your hands now” – Lary Crews
by G.L. Dorion (Note: Partially published earlier today in my FB group) https://www.facebook.com/groups/FriendsPublishingPractices/ “Good post, Lary Crews You don’t have a “press this” as one of your social media buttons. How […]
Wake Up from the Book Review Blues
Get off your butt and do the one most important marketing thing that can give your books a huge boost. That’s the sort of advice I’ve given myself for years but have […]
Soaring Above the Clouds
At least some authors – probably many – get to the point where they have finished a book and believe that they now can just cruise along and wait for their creation […]
The Difference Between a Fan and a Follower—and Why It’s Okay to Have Both (Re-blog of a Shannon Thompson post)
Originally posted on Shannon A Thompson:
Marketing books can be difficult. And confusing. When I talk to brand-new writers who venture out into the marketing side of things, one of the first…
