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1: How to Get Your Book Rejected, Part One

In the course of my tenure as Publisher for the erotic romance imprint of a small press, I have received a great number of submissions, from shorts for our themed "quickie" lines to full-...

By: Kathryn Lively

2: How to Get Your Book Rejected, Part Two

In Part One of this series, I mentioned briefly the importance of knowing the markets to which you submit. If you are an aspiring romance novelist sending your work to a publisher where the bread a...

By: Kathryn Lively

3: How to Get Your Book Rejected, Part Three

In Part I of this series I touched on the importance of researching the markets where you submit your work. To send a hard science fiction novel to a house that specializes in cozy mysteries is a c...

By: Kathryn Lively

4: Get Published by Avoiding Common Mistakes

More people than ever are spending time writing books, but despite the fact that more books are being published than ever before, the chances of your life’s work hitting the bookshelves are m...

By: David Carter

5: Straight From the Publisher - The Odds Against

As you probably already know, it has become increasingly hard—in fact, almost impossible—for new authors to have their books published by a major publisher. There are many reasons for t...

By: Colin Ingram

Learn How To Write A Screenplay That Actually Gets Made!

Almost everyone thinks they know how to write a screenplay. We’ve all heard someone watching TV saying “I could write a better script than that”! The truth is that just about everyone does have a...

By: Richard Patton

How to Write a Great Combat Scene - Advice for Fantasy Writers

A combat scene is something that may take up only a few minutes of your character's time but will take up significantly more of your reader's time. In a combat scene the reader's sense of time changes and because of this h...

By: Will Kalif

Journalism 101 - An Introduction to Writing for Publication

1. Hemingway’s Rules When Ernest Hemingway was a cadet journalist at the Kansas City Star he was given a style guide that included four basic rules he committed to memory. Apparently they served him well for the rest of...

By: Matthew Smeal

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Article marketing has become second nature for most internet marketing people. Interesting, a recent statistic said that people on average only produce 20 articles and then give up. People expect 1,00...

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It is your way of getting people to do what you want. You want that click; guide your reader right to that. You basically have 2 chances to get people to click on that link. The resource box is the on...