Category Archives: self-publishing

Weekend Reading

Posted on December 2, 2011 by kwpadmin

This week in the “Destressing the Writing Life” workshop, we talked about information overload–how much valuable information is available on the Internet–and the pressure we feel because there’s no time to read and absorb it all. To that end, I … Continue reading →

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Clearing the Confusion

Posted on July 8, 2011 by kwpadmin

If you’ve studied a market guide lately, you might have come away in total confusion. These days you’re met with warnings like, “If you don’t like indies, don’t bother querying.” Or a company says it’s a “legacy” publisher. What’s with … Continue reading →

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For Your Holiday Weekend

Posted on July 1, 2011 by kwpadmin

When you take a break on this hot Fourth of July weekend, try some of these articles. They’ll keep you in a writing frame of mind! What If You Think You Might Be a Mediocre Fiction Writer? Every novelist hits the point, sooner … Continue reading →

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Your Weekend Reading Pleasure

Posted on May 27, 2011 by kwpadmin

Some terrific reading is waiting for you this weekend! The articles below from around the Web will give you writing and marketing help, help you see through the current publishing confusion, and even show you ways to get your kids … Continue reading →

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