10 Ideas To Promote Self Published Books
Promoting self published books and ebooks in an already crowded and competitive market is hard work. Unless you can get your book featured in The New York Times next week, it will take patience, a lot of work and of course a dose of old fashioned good luck to get...[more]
Self-Publishing Flooding
I recently posted articles in this site (under IFWG Publishing’s banner as well as my own name) called The Grand Illusion. It entailed the theory that self publishers, as a collective, reinforce each others’ delusion that they have what it takes to produce quality (reader quality)... [more]
Toxic Reviewers
Ask any writer who enjoys regular sales for his or her latest book why they never normally read their reviews, and you will get the same answer – they learned not to a long time ago. While many first time writers will initially read every review of their book, those of us...[more]
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Let My People Go!
The term “human trafficking” or “trafficking in persons” (TIP) often draws raised eyebrows and skeptical expressions—until statistics are laid out to show that approximately 27 million people are enslaved today. [...]
A Charming View of First Ladies
Have you ever taken a quick look backward to quickly learn how even our First Ladies have changed – this is an interesting look into the past and to our future as we visit the charm of First Ladies. [...]
Your Goal for Your Book
What is your goal for your book? What do you want readers to take with them? I would like readers to take with them a slightly different way of looking at the world, perhaps seeing it in a better light or a maybe just a more truthful slant. And if not that, I’d like them to feel good about [...]
Self Publishing Authors:
Suspect and Cheats?
What’s wrong with the concept that self publishing is a business like any other and as such there are marketing expenses and without this investment, books struggle to sell? [...]
Review: asap
Paying close attention to your business and home life can often yield different results. But, when you focus more on one rather than the other what happens will definitely surprise you as Suzanne Moss learns. As the co-founder of a top notch technology company she learns in a very discreet and unusual manner that [...]
Review: Jubilate
Jubilate – The Book I Will Never Forget! Jubilate (Michael Arditti, Arcadia Books 2011) has 10 chapters named by the main protagonists – Gillian and Vincent. It is a love story told in alternate voices of each protagonist starting with Gillian recounting [...]
Review: Life with Cancer
There are some people that write stories that are just superficial and deal with facts and figures. There are some that write stories and give the public what they think they want to hear and know. But, rarely do you find a reporter that delves deep within the soul of a situation and digs so [...]
The Politician’s Prayer
Our government, somehow elected,Delusion be our game.My god we’re dumb. But there’s work to be doneAnd blame to be deflected. Delay us today our daily decisions. And forgive us our empty promises, As we forgive those who make empty promises [...]
Bench, Lost and Found
While we are walking I’m thinking of a bench Where we can sit… Some other bench Where you can hold my hand Perhaps we can talk Carelessly, about future that has arrived Don’t talk about past It is lost Oh, how meaningful and kind this Distorted future is: [...]