by Gail Woodard | Sep 18, 2017 | Strategies for Book Authors
If you’re anything like me, you have read more than a few books in your lifetime that really resonated with you. And you’re familiar with some authors whose lives genuinely fascinated you. Here’s an exercise to consider then. When you’re brainstorming or writing your...
by Gail Woodard | Sep 11, 2017 | Interview
Prior to becoming an author, Jerry McLaughlin studied history, served in the US Army and worked for the Central Intelligence Agency. Now he’s the author of three books that bring American history to life. We wanted to find out more about his writing. Q: Jerry, what...
by Gail Woodard | Sep 4, 2017 | Writing Advice
A writer is someone who writes. Their words have meaning and their work is something they can be proud of. So what happens when the words that once came easily don’t come so easily anymore? Or when that blank page is still infuriatingly blank day after day after day?...
by Gail Woodard | Aug 28, 2017 | Book Marketing, Book Writing, Memoir Writing
This is a guest post from Nancy Peske. As you begin to write your memoir, you’ll naturally start playing with possible memoir titles. If you come up with a general title such as Surviving the Worst, Living Fully, or My Memoir of Being a Child Prodigy, you will soon...
by Gail Woodard | Aug 21, 2017 | Book Publishing
If you’re like most adults in America (86% by one report), you’ve thought about writing a book and getting it published. However, you haven’t done it yet. It’s time to change that! I’d like to share with you some inspiration to help you move forward with your own book...
by Gail Woodard | Aug 14, 2017 | Book Publishing
Have you dreamt about holding your newly published book in your hands? Have you thought of how proud you’d be to tell your friends, family and clients about your published book’s successes? Have you considered how you’ll feel with such an accomplishment under your...
by Gail Woodard | Aug 10, 2017 | Interview
Paul Golden is no stranger to mental illness. A retired kidney specialist based in Modesto, California, Golden lived and struggled with bipolar disorder throughout his career. Now that he no longer practices medicine, he decided to share his story and currently...
by Gail Woodard | Aug 7, 2017 | Book Marketing
When you want to find the answer to a question or the solution to a problem, it’s likely you will turn to Google (or another search engine) to locate what you need on the Internet. There are many websites and webpages there with information to assist you. However, the...
by Gail Woodard | Jul 31, 2017 | Interview
What do you know about modern Haiti? John Winings, the author of Mountain Majesty, Volumes 1 and 2, captivated us with his stories set on the island. John was the Executive Director of Haiti Fund, Inc. (HFI), an organization that supports the Comprehensive Development...
by Gail Woodard | Jul 24, 2017 | Writing Advice
Are you a writer? I bet you are. A writer is someone who writes. Still, how does a writer write, you might ask yourself, and how can I improve my writing? The way a writer goes about writing varies greatly from writer to writer. A few writers only write when struck,...
