Getting media exposure for your book through reviews, interviews, and bylined articles is an important part of marketing your book. A guest post on the
As my faith has grown, I have found it harder and harder to talk about identity and values or vision without incorporating God into that message. This book has allowed me to explore my faith alongside advice I share both in corporate settings and with students—and I realize it is truly all connected.
Writer Eric D. Goodman shares about his writing process and the inspiration behind his debut poetry collection Faraway Tables.
Knowing your target audience is one of the most important things you can do for the success of your book. Ideally, this should happen even before you start writing, or at least in the early drafts. Yet, when I ask authors who their target audience is, 90% of the time they say, “My book is for everyone!”
The problem is, if you try to write a book for everyone, you end up writing a book for no one—or worse, a book only for yourself.
They might not ask for money, at least not right away. Scammers are sneaky. Keep an eye out for these 5 author scam red flags.
Today, we’re excited to chat with author Pamala Kennedy about her journey from pen to screen, making her book into a movie. In a world where film rights scams are on the rise, Pamala’s experience offers valuable insights for all authors.
Pamala Kennedy wears many hats: international conference speaker, teacher, life coach, counselor, and the author of three books. She recently sold the film rights to her heartfelt memoir, which details her profound journey with her husband’s terminal illness. The movie releases this year, and you can watch the trailer here.
So, without further ado, let’s jump into the interview!
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