by Andy Updegrove | Jul 1, 2014 | My Writing, SelfPublishing, Writing
When you’re really on your writing game, the words flow effortlessly from your mind’s eye to your fingers. But at other times, and especially if you’re working in a plot-driven genre, presenting the next developments in your narrative may be laborious and...
by Andy Updegrove | Jun 29, 2014 | My Writing, Writing
Most fiction authors, I expect, start in the beginning of the story and write their way straight through the plot until they reach the conclusion, and certainly that seems to be the most logical way to go about the enterprise. But what if that just isn’t working...
by Andy Updegrove | May 11, 2014 | SelfPublishing, Writing
Read the first installment of this series here Last time around I identified the different types of Print on Demand (POD) publishers that are active in the market today and provided tips on how to decide which type would best meet your needs. Before we go on to talk...
by Andy Updegrove | Feb 23, 2014 | SelfPublishing, Writing
One of the sadder consequences of the advent of Web-enabled self-publishing has been the number of races to the bottom it has unleashed: in price, in quantity overtaking quality in social media rapid-firing, and worst of all, in the quality of writing itself. Why?...
by Andy Updegrove | Feb 12, 2014 | SelfPublishing, Writing
Including, ahem, mine. I haven’t gone in for the contest route so far, and that’s not exactly what this is, but throwing my hat into the ring was easy (and free), so I thought why not? The host is a new book club site called Noveltunity, which is...
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