The full title of this book is Christian Drama Publishing: How to Write a Powerful Script and Get it Published. Have you ever bought a how-to book based on a catchy title only to be disappointed with the contents? Well, never fear. Kathy Ide’s book delivers on her title’s promise. She covers the subject all […]
Back in March, I presented pros and cons of managing e-mail with webmail and with Outlook. Take a look at that post first if you’re new to this blog. Since I use Outlook 2007, it was that version that I based my evaluation on for that post. Since then, I’ve discovered Windows Live Mail, a […]
Unpublished fiction writers, listen up! Have you wished for a simple, affordable, step-by-step guide to getting your work published? Well, your wish has been granted. Jeanne Marie Leach offers writing instruction and proposal-writing advice in one volume in her Writing Basics. Leach first covers writing techniques, research, and editing in the opening section. Next, she […]
Do you prefer webmail or an e-mail client like Outlook? Do you use an e-mail address associated with your Web site? I use both webmail and Outlook, but I am no longer using the e-mail addresses that come with my Web site. I’ll share the reason for that in a minute, but, first, I want […]
Freelance writers need to track their submissions to print and online publications. I’ve always used a card file, because I could keep it handy on my desk, and the box was not subject to computer crashes or lightning strikes. Thinking I should probably be tracking on the computer instead, I have checked into various ways […]