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Bublish
There’s a new marketing service for Barnes and Noble authors. It’s called Bublish (https://www.bublish.com/home). They offered a free trial for two months, so I decided to give it a try. It’s pretty cool. It hasn’t actually helped me sell anything yet as far as I can tell, but I like the way it works. You […]
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In the process of working on the flower photography book, I find it really difficult to decide when to stop. I now have 144 photos in my gallery, and yet I keep shooting. I am giving myself until mid-late June; then I have to stop and put the book together. I have come up with […]
Read the rest of this entry »The Power of Book Reviews
For those of you who read books, especially books by self-published authors, or authors with small independent publishers, I just want to remind you that reviews really do matter to authors. When I completed my first book, I read a lot and went to writer’s group meetings and learned what “successful” writers do. At that […]
Read the rest of this entry »Time to Celebrate!
My new book, Praise the Lord: Psalms 101-150 (Psalms in the Key of my Life: Vol. III) is now available for purchase. There are several things that make this launch more exciting than the first two. First of all, it is the completion of a project that I was not at all sure I would […]
Read the rest of this entry »Psalm 119 and Book progress update
After resubmitting every day this weekend, I finally clicked the “Approve” button. The paperback should be available on Thursday, March 5 at Amazon planned. If I am wrong, it will be there on Friday or Saturday. Now onto formatting the Kindle. I don’t let them do that automatically. I have seen some automatic messes on […]
Read the rest of this entry »Beta Readers Needed
I am looking for 3-5 people who are willing to read the proof of my new book, “Praise The Lord”, Psalms in the Key of my Life, Volume III (Reflections on Psalms 101-150), and let me know if they see anything that I need to correct (grammar, punctuation, word choice, etc.,). This is the final […]
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