Why this may be the last chance to become a Kindle Author before the Indy eBook Apocalypse
What does the new launch of the Amazon Kindle Fire and cheaper versions of the regular Kindle mean for eBook authors? Well, there’s good news and bad...
The time is right for serial fiction!
With the advent of the internet, though, we’re back in a perfect environment for serial fiction. It’s easier than ever to publish stories – whether you’re publishing...
Copyright for Canadian Writers
How do I protect my idea from theft? In Canada, you automatically hold the copyright to any original work you produce. You can’t copyright an idea...
How to Use Tags to Help Sell Books or E-Books on Amazon by Nick Daws
Article worth reading on Tagging: It follows that getting your book tagged can be highly beneficial. Amazon has no objection to you, as the author, tagging your...
Best Funny Student Analogies
Found online: Annual English Teachers’ awards for best student metaphors/analogies found in actual student papers: His thoughts tumbled in his head, making and breaking alliances like underpants...
The 1,000 Words Rule of Blogging (Book Excerpt) – Boing Boing
I’d say this is good advice for writers in general. I myself need to really work on this. :-/  This word count is not impossible. It’s about...
7 Keys For Blogging Your Book
Today’s link of note is 7 Keys For Blogging Your Book by Edwin Cozier | Book Marketing Strategies and Tips For Authors which is a collection of...
Five Big Trends that Will Rock the Future of Media by Smashwords
I don’t normally post powerpoints, but this is relevant. Five Big Trends that Will Rock the Future of Publishing View more presentations from Smashwords, Inc. five-big-trends-that-will-rock-the-future-of-publishing from...
The Inuyama Rebellion- Part Eleven
The torches which lined the courtyard of the Kurokawa clan’s summer residence had been lit and a small stage had been erected. Upon it the great lord...
Scrivener
I’m sure this is one of those programs which everyone has been using except me, but today I checked out a program for writers called Scrivener. Apparently...