by Gail Woodard | Jul 17, 2017 | Writing Advice
This is a guest post from Toni Rakestraw on editing tips. So your book is finally ready to send to your editor. Before you attach it to that email, however, take one more look at it. There are some things you can do that will truly make your editor love you. These are...
by Gail Woodard | Jul 10, 2017 | Memoirs
Summer is a great time to immerse yourself into great stories and some of the best stories are memoirs. Here are 10 well-known memoirs to enjoy this summer. Who knows, maybe they will inspire you to write your story! Angela’s Ashes: A Memoir by Frank McCourt This...
by Gail Woodard | Jul 3, 2017 | Book Publishing
There’s a book inside you and you know it. It’s a delightful feeling. Fiction, nonfiction or memoir, you have a great story just waiting to be told. Yet if you’ve never finished writing a book and never had it published before, how do you know if you’re currently on...
by Gail Woodard | Jun 26, 2017 | Book Marketing, Strategies for Book Authors
This is a guest post from Nancy Peske. Why should people stop their busy lives, pay attention to what you have to say, and spend money on your books and services? Because, of course, you are brilliant, original, and a unique expression of divine light in human form....
by Gail Woodard | Jun 19, 2017 | Interview
A Kentucky businesswoman, Joan Markwell became an author after being called to write Softening the Grief: What to Say and Do to Comfort a Bereaved Mother. We wanted to find out more. Q: Can you tell me a bit about yourself and why you wrote Softening the Grief? Joan...
by Sarah Rogers | Jun 12, 2017 | Book Writing, Memoir Writing, Memoirs
Stories are meant to be treasured and shared, and I’m not just talking about works of fiction. In Argentina, they have an expression, “Nadie te quita lo bailado.” This means that whatever happened, it was worth every minute. Writing a Memoir A memoir is a compelling...
by Gail Woodard | Jun 5, 2017 | DCP News, Mind/Body/Spirit
The bond between a mother and her child is so great that losing a child is unimaginable for most people. Without first-hand knowledge, it’s difficult to even fathom the depths of this type of grief. So how do you know what to do when a mother in your life, say a...
by Gail Woodard | May 30, 2017 | Book Marketing
If you’re not already a member of the DCP Book Reviewers Club, be sure to join today at https://www.dudleycourtpress.com/reviewers-club/. When you’re ready to post a book review on Amazon, here’s all the information you need… … Once you’ve read the book...
by Gail Woodard | May 29, 2017 | Book Marketing
This is a guest post from Alan Eggleston. You have just read a great book – how do you share that wonderful experience with the world? You write a book review! But how do you write a book review, and equally important, how do you write a good book review, one you...
by Gail Woodard | May 22, 2017 | Book Writing, DCP News, Health & Wellness
After the success of his first title, Live Pain-free Without Drugs or Surgery, now Lee Albert is back with a new life-changing book. Gail Woodard sat down with Lee to talk about the book and his writing journey. Gail Woodard: Lee, you have authored your second book,...
