can't help telling stories
Historical fiction is a favorite of many. Here’s an interview with an author of of the genre who also happens to teach history. And even he admits to missing the occasional detail.
Bruce Holsinger on How to Write Historical Fiction, Plagues, Witches, Wars and Guns.
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/7197374
Here are some good ideas to focus your work or get through a slump even if your goal isn’t just a quickly written book. And most will work even if you can’t block out a two-week writing vacation.
10 Ways to Write a Quality Book Quickly.
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/7162194
Here are some more winners to learn from. Anybody wonder why Stephen King is at the top of the list?
2015 Edgar Award Winners Announced : The Booklist Reader.
http://www.booklistreader.com/2015/04/30/book-awards/2015-edgar-award-winners-announced/
This is for all my friends who, like me, have a fulltime job and want to write, too. Try this. Even if you can’t squeeze 25 minutes into your day, try 10 or 15.
How 25 Minutes A Day Can Help You Achieve Your Writing Dreams – SuccessWorks.
http://seocopywriting.com/achieve-writing-dream/
Over the last few years, I’ve met several authors who have been marketing their books. Most are independent. Some have hybrid contracts with publishing houses, and a few have traditional contracts. But I wouldn’t have met most of them if they hadn’t traveled to a book store or author fair or conference to talk about their books. Knowing something about marketing is critical these days. Here are four tips to consider.
4 Tactics To Create Brand Loyalty Through Relationship Marketing.
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/245439?ctp=BizDev&src=Syndication&msc=LinkedInPulse
sharon p. lynn 