On one of my Yahoo groups, someone asked a question about whether a title can be copyrighted. The answer to this and many other questions about copyrights can be found on the Web site of the U.S. Copyright office, a function of the Library of Congress: http://www.copyright.gov/. The answer to the question about titles appears [...]
Most of the books on this blog are essential references for an active writer. The question arises: how to afford all the books you want or need? I know this sounds dumb, but I always check my public library when I’m looking for a specific book that I’d like to read but don’t know if [...]
Do you need a style guide but can’t afford the Chicago Manual of Style and/or The Associated Press Stylebook? This handy soft-cover manual is a great substitute, and it’s much cheaper than Chicago and more comprehensive for the Christian writer than AP. In fact, I think every writer for the Christian market should own a [...]
Writers need to get their work out on the Web, and you can do that with a Web site or a blog. However, if you don’t have any traffic, your work is not being seen. So, what other options do you have? Take a look at EzineArticles.com. This site is just loaded with information. Anyone [...]
Subtitle is Getting Your Foot in The Publisher’s Door Leonard Goss has years of publishing experience with major companies like Broadman & Holman. Co-author, Don M Aycock, is an author, seminar leader, and pastor. Their team effort on this handbook has produced an excellent resource for Christian writers seeking to get their work published. Sharing [...]