Lifetime Value of an Author
On my first (and now defunct) blog, One Writer’s Voice, I wrote about the dynamics of making money as a traditional author. With the rise of self-publishing as an increasingly viable
July 20, 2015
On my first (and now defunct) blog, One Writer’s Voice, I wrote about the dynamics of making money as a traditional author. With the rise of self-publishing as an increasingly viable
One of my favourite words is serendipity. Not only do I love the way it rolls off my tongue, but I also love what it means. Carol Bodensteiner, author of
I used to read a lot of business books when I was in the consulting profession and I still have a lot of them on the shelves around my home. Chris
Barbara Kyle is a well-known author of historical fiction. Her Thornleigh Series is packed with drama, romance and mystery all set in Tudor times, and as Stephen Kyle she has written three
Hello friends … a quick note to say that the last two weeks have been more than challenging with family responsibilities and as such I haven’t been able to write
Some time ago, I listened to a TED talk given by Julian Friedmann on The Mystery of Storytelling. Julian Friedmann represents both book and script writers through the agency he established in 1976, now
We are in Chicago at the moment, visiting with our daughter, son-in-law and grandson who is about to turn one (how time flies). Decided to visit the Chicago Art Institute
I’m doing final edits for Time & Regret and thought I would share Chapter 1 with you. If you have a few moments, I would love some feedback. does it interest
A few months ago, I signed up for a ‘free’ subscription to Writer’s Digest. Well, guess what folks, I am now inundated with offers from Writer’s Digest and its partner
Have you ever thought of applying market segmentation to your novels? When I worked at IBM, we thought about markets for PCs in the days when personal computers were new (yes,
The historical fiction author behind A Writer of History...
