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Why I Focus on Amazon and Kindle
Digital publishing is entering a new era of interest and activity. Lots of channels for delivery are all grown up, and more professional writers are realizing this is a valid route. The big players are drumming up their publishing wars, … Continue reading
Posted in Ebooks Today, Publishing
Tagged 4-Hour Publisher, Amazon, blogging, digital publishing, ebooks, indie publuishing, kindle, Writing Links
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The 4 corners of your writer’s brain you need to open up now
_____________________________________________________________________________________ “The dreamer whose dreams are non-utilitarian has no place in this world.” Henry Miller, 1945 Henry Miller was talking about an enduring problem every writer must face. Writers who refuse to embrace the beautiful utility of today’s book delivery … Continue reading
Posted in Ebooks Today, On The Edge, Publishing
Tagged audio books, brain power, digital downloads, ebooks, innovation, pubishing, Writing Links
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Dying – or just verklempt – you still have to write
(If you’re new to my blog, you might want to read my launch post: Gotta launch.) You can still hold a pen. One of the things you have to know if you’re living the writerly life, is that you write … Continue reading
Posted in Headache and Migraine, Healthy & Alive, On The Edge
Tagged migraine, motivation, verklempt, Writing Links
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What if your e-book looks awful?
(If you’re new to my blog, you might want to read my launch post: Gotta launch.) E-Book formatting is an art. Are you up to the challenge? (Wow, you mean you’re a gifted writer, and an editor, and a designer … Continue reading
Posted in Publishing
Tagged blogs, ebooks, editing, formatting, Publishing, web content, Writing Links
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Which is worse, self published or Indie author?
(If you’re new to my site, you might like to read my launch post: Gotta launch) A few days ago I read something goofy. It was a little diatribe about self published writers. It went something like this: “Self publishing … Continue reading
Posted in Ebooks Today, Publishing
Tagged book publishing, ebooks, indie authors, self publishing, Writing Links
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The March 24th B.A.B.S. MeetUp TweetUp EatUp
(If you’re new to my blog, you might want to read my launch post: Gotta Launch!) Don’t miss our first BABS gathering at the new coworking space, BZ Hive, in San Rafael. We’ll be doing the usual Bay Area Bloggers … Continue reading
Posted in Ebooks Today
Tagged BABS, blogging, coworking, ebooks, meetup, Publishing, tweetup, Writing Links
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Cancer’s Permanent Imprint
Boy, it feels really dicey to start this conversation. I honestly have no idea where it will lead. I’ll tell you one thing today. Eleven years after diagnosis of a likely-terminal breast tumor, I keep getting another day. Hence the … Continue reading
Posted in Healthy & Alive
Tagged breast cancer, breathing, cancer, survival, Writing Links
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Smashwords and You: 21st Century Publishing Vehicle
Smashwords.com provides a tremendous service for distributing your e-books (and things you don’t yet know are ebooks!) to all the different e-readers. March 7-13 is Read an E-book Week, so I’m participating in this huge promotion by putting up all … Continue reading
Posted in Ebooks Today, Fiction Experiment, Publishing
Tagged ebook, ereader, Publishing, smashwords, Writing Links
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Would you like to have your own blog?
I’m glad you’ve found me here at This Extra Day. Many of you are going through a huge personal transition. You’re not alone. I have been walking a long bridge since my diagnosis of cancer eleven years back, and I … Continue reading
Posted in Ebooks Today
Tagged art, blogging, cancer, journaling, Publishing, Writing Links
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