The Lonely Writer’s Companion — “What Do Manuscript Editors Do?”
The Lonely Writer's Companion “What Do Manuscript Editors Do?” Welcome to the new...
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What the Nanny Saw by Fiona Neill
The Nanny, Ali, came to work for Nick and Bryony Skinner to take care of their four children and is present when the economy falls to dust in 2008, finding herself privy to most all of the ‘talk’ and problems that befall the family. The Skinner’s are one of those ‘groups’ who were at the top of the heap financially and had no problems looming in the future, but when the stock market took a tumble they, like many, crumbled right along with it.
Read MoreEch, Writer’s Block and What to Do About It
ECH, WRITER’S BLOCK AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro May 2012...
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What Motivates Liza Marklund, Queen of Scandinavian Crime Fiction?
What Motivates Liza Marklund, Queen of Scandinavian Crime Fiction? An exclusive Authorlink AUDIO...
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The Day I Ate Whatever I Wanted by Elizabeth Berg
This is one of those books that offer absolutely everything to the reader: Fun, enjoyment, entertainment — everything that the publishing industry is lacking ten-fold nowadays.
Read MoreWhat Comes After the Google Book Settlement?
MAIN NEWS HEADLINES May 1 – May 8, 2011 Edition What Comes After the Google Book Settlement? A free WEBcast this month will explore the demise of the Google Book Settlement and what it will mean for the publishing...
Read MoreWhat Papa Hemingway Still has to Teach Us
What Papa Hemingway Still has to Teach Us by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro February 2010 "Notice how...
Read MoreUnderstanding the E-Book Marketplace: What Writers and Small Publishers Need To Know
Understanding the E-Book Marketplace: What Writers and Small Publishers Need To Know By Doris Booth, CEO Authorlink.com The exploding world of e-books, with its multiplicity of software, hardware devices and formats, can give...
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Write Whats Growing in Your Heart, Advises Janice Y. K. Lee
Reading the richly interwoven story of two women and the man they love in Janice Y. K. Lee’s THE PIANO TEACHER it is hard to believe that it was originally a short story. Lee, who started writing fiction in junior high school and never stopped writing, used to find the short story the most natural form for her writing.
Read MoreIndies Choice Finalists-Are Key to Whats Selling
MAIN NEWS HEADLINES March 19 – March 26, 2009 Edition Indies Choice Finalists Are Key to What Is Selling NEW YORK, NY–Authorlink News/03/19/09–The Indies Choice Book Awards, formerly the BookSense Book Awards,...
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