FIVE MORE LESSONS: EBOOK TO PRINT

The article I posted three weeks ago, NEW LESSONS: EBOOK TO PRINT, signaled that I was gathering steam toward publishing my eBooks as paperbacks. That journey continues.

So little has changed in the last 420 years. Books are still books! Printing office, c1600. On the left compositors are at work setting up text using letters from a ‘case’ in front of them. In the centre background type is…

A Traveling Author’s Best Bets

Ride with me on a journey. Together, let’s explore the experience of wandering North America while learning, writing, editing, teaching, and publishing. In this article I offer you a fanciful overview of my best practices for the itinerant author of fiction or non-fiction, on land or at sea. And we will examine how such a lifestyle compares to that of you stationary authors. If you’re a “roadie”…

3 Criteria for Creating Your Author Logo with Personality

So you’re working on your author brand, building and starting to spread word of your platform?

Or do you just want to upgrade your blog with classy consistency?

Or maybe you just want to stand out in the email crowd?

Good!

One often overlooked element in this context is the importance of creating your very own logo for consistent brand (or personal) recognition.

Read on, my friends, because…