To say authors and coffee go together is an understatement. Just take a glance at the Instagram profile of virtually any author, and it seems like every other picture features… Read More »What! You’re an author and you can’t drink coffee?
Once again, authors are planning their writing resolutions, but when was the last time New Year’s resolutions for writers even worked? They don’t work, they don’t build good habits, and… Read More »Instead of New Year’s resolutions for writers…
Stop stressing about your author email list by making it easy, keeping it real, and saving lots of time that you can use to keep writing!
Read More »Make your author email list take care of itself
I tapped into the wisdom of library guru and author Mark Lefebvre to find out how you can get your books into libraries, too!
Read More »How to get your books into libraries
You want readers to buy your books, but selling books in every email feels pushy, and you don’t want to come across as a salesperson!
Read More »The secret to selling books in every email without being salesy
Sometimes I try to willpower my way through a blank page. But it doesn’t work for long, because the cure for writer’s block isn’t willpower.
Read More »The cure for writer’s block isn’t willpower
Do you feel like you need more time to write your book? Solidarity.
Read More »Finding Writing Time When There’s None Left
Are you an author looking to improve your writing focus, have less brain fog, and greater productivity?
Then my new book is for you!
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I’m putting together a new program for 2022 and I need your help.
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It takes more than good craft to write books that sell. Yes, writing skill is very important, but it’s not enough.
Read More »How to write books that sell (without selling out)
I know it seems weird based on common advice, but staring at your screen, trying to force words to come, is rarely the way to break through writer’s block.
The number one reason habits fail is because we make them too hard.
Read More »5 foolproof writing habits you can start today