Chuck Sambuchin of Writer’s Digest Books edits the GUIDE TO LITERARY AGENTS and the CHILDREN’S WRITER’S & ILLUSTRATOR’S MARKET. His Guide to Literary Agents Blog
It was River’s turn this time (Silver Seas PR and my go-to guy for marketing). He still thinks the trailer is too long, but he
(Or, it’s back to school for me.) Editor Linda Yezak donned a flak jacket before writing to tell me what was wrong with the Sailing
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Marketing Stage 3: Sailing out of Darkness Book Trailer
What can I say? After yesterday’s fun, I decided to play some more. [embedyt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyZDn2ta6Nw[/embedyt] Here is the new book trailer for Sailing out
Some authors and social media experts have suggested that book trailers aren’t worth the effort in terms of sales. Maybe not, but I love
A stone plopped into water formed ripples, creating concentric circles that moved out from the center and subsided gradually if nothing impeded their progress. Whether
I admit it: I’m a terrible blogger. There’s so much else I’d rather do, like work on my next book or read or spend way
I know. The picture has nothing to do with rednecks, my book, or a review. But I looked like a celebration. A kick-up your heels
This essay made its first appearance in 2010 on This Southern Gal’s View of the World when blogger Linda Apple asked me to write a
I love Facebook and my interaction with friends. John Pelkey was the first to come up with actors he thought would be perfect for Becalmed‘s