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  • Why You Need a Website If You Are a Fiction Writer

    If you are a writer, you need a website or blog. There are three main reasons for this: 1. You Can Showcase Your Writing Having your own website is like a shop window online, where people can read your writing and follow you as a fan. A lot of people have turned to social media…

  • 9 Ways Short Stories Can Earn You Money

    Short stories can help you earn money in a number of way. The digital age has created a new interest in short, sharp fiction, as the internet generation looks for “snackable”, entertaining content to help pass the time when they are waiting for the bus and so on. 1. Building Your Name and Brand Smartphones…

  • Useful Writing Resources to Help You Achieve Success

    There are many resources dedicated to the art of writing and becoming a successful writer. And the number online is growing all the time. Here are some of the best: Writer Help Wanted (sure, we’re biased) Whether you’re brand new or looking to amp up your efforts to earn a living from writing, this resources…

  • Time Management Tips for Writers

    Some authors write a lot faster than others. Lucky them. But many authors get writer’s block and stress over their work. Still other struggle to meet their deadlines. Time management can help solve these issues. Here are some tips to make the most of each day. 1. Set a Schedule Try to write at the…

  • Traditional Publishing versus Self-Publishing

    Many new writers agonize over whether to try the traditional publishing route or opt for self-publishing. Here are four factors to consider to help you decide. 1. Is it fiction or non-fiction? 2. Does it require a lot of images? 3. What genre of fiction is it? If it is comics, manga or anime, print…

  • The Pros and Cons of Entering Writing Competitions

    There are a number of pros and cons to entering writing contests. There are many out there, some more legitimate than others, and some with some very strict rules you need to follow. There are four main points you should consider when thinking about entering a contest: * Is it in a genre I want…

  • It’s Not Just about the Writing When It Comes to Fiction

    Whenever a fiction writer decides to self-publish their work, they can be so excited at the prospect that they slip up on some of the most basic details. These details can make all the difference between success and failure. Here’s a checklist of essentials which go beyond the mere writing and contribute to the bestseller…

  • 12 Fiction Marketing Tips

    There are a number of ways to market fiction effectively. Here are some of the top ways to sell well: 1. A Great Cover People really DO judge a book by its cover, so make sure yours is as good as anything you would see on a store shelf. Hire a freelancer at Fiverr.com to…

  • Fiction Writing Basics

    There are several basic rules when it comes to writing fiction. 1. Character Is Key You need to have a main character that readers can identify with. They don’t have to be perfect. To make them interesting, they do need to have some issues to work through in the course of the novel. 2. Outline…

  • Before You Write Fiction: Ask Yourself These Questions

    If you’ve been thinking about writing fiction, there are a number of questions to ask yourself before you start. 1. Can I write what people want to read? There are two key aspects you need to think about: * Are you a great reader? * Are you familiar with the bestsellers in the genre you…