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We live in a technology-based society. As authors, we tend to obsess about numbers that we THINK are important (i.e., Alexa rankings, website stats, Amazon rankings) to our success when in reality these numbers are only distractions. Let me explain.…
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Doris Anne Beaulieu

Dear Producers

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Maria Pittman

How To Start a Graduate School Essay?

Do you commence with a story?

Do you begin with a reflection on the focus of your forthcoming graduate studies?

Do you start at the beginning? And where exactly is that?

If you want your graduate essay to grab the attention of the graduate admission representative, then keep reading this article…

The graduate admissions committee is looking for a snapshot of you –

Where you've been,
Where you want to go, and
What you want t… Continue

Posted by Maria Pittman on December 18, 2009 at 12:53am

Doris Anne Beaulieu

Mother Teresa responded with.....

Posted by Doris Anne Beaulieu on August 26, 2009 at 3:16pm

Sandra Rea

You May Not Be Famous, But You ARE A Celebrity ;-)

Ever feel like a nobody because you're not on the New York Times Best Seller quite yet and your print runs are below 30,000? Take a deep breath. I have an announcement that just might surprise you.

You may not be "famous," but in your readers' eyes YOU ARE A CELEBRITY!

Stop belly aching that "you haven't made it big." Do you know how many people in the world would give their two front teeth to have readers who want to know about them? Do you know how wonderful it is that you wrote a book... th… Continue

Posted by Sandra Rea on August 8, 2009 at 5:26pm

Sandra Rea

AUTHORS - Read Your T&Cs!

With all the recent media attention on the pending Healthcare Bill and whether our elected representatives are actually "reading the bill" before signing it into law, I thought I'd take a moment to emphasize the importance of reading (and understanding) all the paperwork we as authors must contend with in our daily lives.

As you know, earning a living in today's publishing arena is vastly different and greatly more complicated than the world our predecessors faced just 20 short years ago. Today… Continue

Posted by Sandra Rea on August 8, 2009 at 5:25pm

Sandra Rea

How Much Does Luck Contribute to an Author's Success?

Luck Be Our Lady!
How much does luck contribute to an author's success?

When I think about luck and writing, one of the first word sets that comes to mind is Harry Potter. That is far more than a story of success for a down-and-out writer who was on social services sitting in a coffee shop every day with her infant at her feet writing her book. An ex-school teacher who was writing for no one but herself. That is truly a story of phenomenal luck with a capital "L."

As I've heard the story, J.K.… Continue

Posted by Sandra Rea on August 8, 2009 at 5:24pm

 
 

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