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 … Continue reading
Full title is Just Write! An Essential Guide for Launching Your Writing Career. Susan Titus Osborn has provided an invaluable tool for beginning writers in this book. Because it was published in 2000, you might be tempted to pass it … Continue reading
Notice the title of this book is not A Little Style Guide. It’s The Little Style Guide. That’s because this little book is the best, most affordable style guide and reference for any writer aspiring to have his or her … Continue reading
Most blogging tools are free, but WordPress gives you more than just a blogging tool. If you haven’t experimented with WordPress, I suggest that you give it a try. I was slow to hop on the blogging train, but now … Continue reading
When I go to writers’ conferences, I meet people who have a story to tell and think that they need to write a book. However, a writer whose work has never been published will have a difficult time finding a … Continue reading
When you are discouraged as a writer, wouldn’t you like to sit down with somebody like Cecil Murphey, Robin Lee Hatcher, or Sally Stuart? Wouldn’t it be a comfort to know that these big names in the Christian publishing industry … Continue reading
Living and working in the information age isn’t as easy as I thought it would be. There’s just too much information available, and I get frustrated trying to sort through it. How do I find the proverbial needle in the … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
Unpublished fiction writers, listen up!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 … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading