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 | 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 | Dec 9, 2016 | Book Publishing, Strategies for Book Authors
Here are three publishing myths that need to be examined: Publishing Myth #1: Anyone can publish and sell a high-quality book today. As the once staid and predictable publishing industry has been turned inside out because of new technologies, misconceptions abound...
by Gail Woodard | Dec 2, 2016 | Book Publishing, Strategies for Book Authors
Are you ready to get published? Hybrid publishers, like Dudley Court Press, have emerged in the new world of publishing to bridge the gap for authors who are not likely to land a traditional publishing deal, or who don’t want that kind of arrangement, and who...
by Gail Woodard | May 9, 2016 | Other Topics, Strategies for Book Authors, Writing Advice
NOTE: DCP author Ted Berland has shared with us a five-part series about his life as a writer. We hope you enjoy getting to know this prolific author who wrote The Diabetic Wine Lover’s Guide, published by Dudley Court Press in 2015. While writing is a lonely...
by Gail Woodard | May 2, 2016 | Health & Wellness, Strategies for Book Authors, Writing Advice
NOTE: DCP author Ted Berland has shared with us a five-part series about his life as a writer. We hope you enjoy getting to know this prolific author who wrote The Diabetic Wine Lover’s Guide, published by Dudley Court Press in 2015. Fledgling writers...
