Posts Tagged ‘self-publishing’
New Internet Talk Show Launches for Indie Authors
Earlier this year, Ozuna Publications, in conjunction with Artist First Radio Network, launched an Internet talk show designed specifically for the independently published author, also known as self-published authors. If you take into account the vast array of new [Read More]
Stuck in a Writing Rut? Bring Out the Prompts!
Okay, so you finished your literary project—your book is now complete and you find yourself fidgeting, pacing and (maybe like me) spending more time hovered over a blank page biting your nails than you do writing new material. I know, I know, as if completing the book [Read More]
The Virtual Book Tour
One new concept which has become available to authors looking for new trendy means for promoting their work is something called the Virtual Book Tour—or VBT for short. Like the more traditional brick & mortar book signing event, VBTs allow authors an [Read More]
Beach Book Festival Writing Contest Ends Soon
Back in March, CultureFeast.com featured my article: “More Award Contests for Independent Authors and Publishers.” As part of my commitment to help the self-released author find success I am posting this article as a brief reminder that you still have time [Read More]
The Need to Write: Tapping into Your Creative Flow
Have you ever found yourself staring at a blank page of a brand new composition book, feeling the gut-wrenching urge to write but instead of drafting the next great American novel, you find yourself ripping your hair out or beating your forehead on your desktop because you [Read More]
Affordable Online Marketing with the WritersCafe.org Network
If you have done the research, then you are aware of the high costs associated with magazine/e-zine advertising; but you are probably aware that you can only go so far with a good word-of-mouth campaign before you have to start digging deep into your pockets and investing [Read More]
Networking 101: Get Back to the Basics
As ironic as it may sound, I often struggle with this whole self-publishing process—being I’m no different than you or the next person. I spent the time alone (like you) soul-searching and meditating, pondering and simply thinking about the choice to release my [Read More]
