Is this you: You really, really want to write that novel, but you can’t manage to do it while working for the man.
Your writing is calling you, and you feel tormented. You want to sell
everything and move to the middle of nowhere to answer your authorial
calling. You’d make the move to writing full-time in a heartbeat if you
just knew how.
Well, look no further! Hermit Writer’s Life Magazine
has just launched, providing authors just like you with the information
needed to make that move. Each monthly issue is packed with tips for
the novice hermit-in-training to the old pros who are looking for new
and interesting ways to keep things comfy.
Our staff of successful and experienced hermit authors will provide you with the tools you need to:
Want to read more? Of course you do! It's funny! Just go to http://www.indiesunlimited.com/2014/03/22/hermit-writers-life-magazine/
On writing and publicity by award-winning, multi-published author K. S. Brooks. "This blog is dedicated to my high school English teacher, Mr. Becker, who wrote "write write write" in my yearbook."
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Sunday, December 1, 2013
My Birthday Wishlist
| A few too many candles... |
Part rant, part satire, part me just being me... If you'd like to read more, you can check out the rest of the article at Indies Unlimited.
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Formula for a Bestselling Horror Novel
Of course, yes, I know you’ve been waiting for this. Who hasn’t been?
I’ve already shared with you the formula for writing a blockbuster action/adventure bestseller, a knock-em dead romance bestseller, a spine- and pants-tingling romantic thriller, and a Young Adult Paranormal Romance.
I know – that’s really benevolent of me, right? Despite that, you
thought I left out a market with huge potential: horror. Well please,
patience! I can only turn out one of these labor-intensive formulas each
month. They’re quite draining, you know.
Speaking of draining, this book’s got it all: vampires, werewolves, zombies – a story destined to be a bestseller once you add your personal touch to it. How can you go wrong?
Follow my advice below, and you’ll be fighting off a legion of dedicated, zombie-like fans!
Formula for a best-selling horror novel:
If you'd like to read the rest of this article, please go here: http://www.indiesunlimited.com/2013/04/24/formula-for-a-bestselling-horror-novel/
Speaking of draining, this book’s got it all: vampires, werewolves, zombies – a story destined to be a bestseller once you add your personal touch to it. How can you go wrong?
Follow my advice below, and you’ll be fighting off a legion of dedicated, zombie-like fans!
Formula for a best-selling horror novel:
If you'd like to read the rest of this article, please go here: http://www.indiesunlimited.com/2013/04/24/formula-for-a-bestselling-horror-novel/
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Sunday, September 16, 2012
My Opinion on Everything. Sort of.
That’s right: I have an opinion on everything. I’ve shown you what your minimal requirements should be for building your author empire here. Now I’m going to tell you some other things you need to know.
1. Backlist. Having only one published book is NOT going to cut it. You need lots of books. If you expect to sell a million books, having a million titles to sell is a phenomenally good idea. That would mean you’d only have to sell one of each title to reach your goal. Of course, you know you can easily sell one book. So, your goal should be to write a good portion of the books you intend to sell. This is such simple logic. I don’t understand why no one gets this.
2. Loss Leader. A loss leader is something that you don’t mind losing money on because it draws people to your offerings and they purchase your other stuff. It’s like the sacrificial lamb of your backlist. This is something every author should have. I’m very good at loss leaders, so take my word for it. I have 10 of them.
To read the rest of my post, please visit IndiesUnlimited.com.
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