If you’re the kind of writer who prefers being read and selling your work as opposed to being an unknown starving writer (who doesn’t?), here are 50 quick, simple ways to launch your platform into action and climb your way to success. Read more
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By: Brian A. Klems,
on 12/12/2011
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By: Brian A. Klems,
on 10/24/2011
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By: Brian A. Klems,
on 10/24/2011
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By: Brian A. Klems,
on 12/12/2011
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By: Brian A. Klems,
on 10/24/2011
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For those of you curious about the world of do-it-yourself publishing, here are a few (humorous) questions you might want to ask yourself before you decide, as I did, to publish your own books. Read more
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By: Brian A. Klems,
on 10/24/2011
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If you find yourself having a difficult time sustaining one tone over a long work, try these three tricks. Read more
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By: Brian A. Klems,
on 9/13/2011
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Can a virtual critique group really be as good as meeting face to face? If you make the most of the format, it could be even better. Here’s how. Read more
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By: Brian A. Klems,
on 8/23/2011
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The best writers never stop striving for ways to write better. Here, five masters of the craft share their secrets for honing the essentials, one technique at a time. Read more
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