Writing From the Heart Won’t Sell Books, But Strategy Will
Guest Post By Bestselling Author C.B. Wilson When I wrote my first cozy dog mystery, I followed the classic advice every new writer hears: “Write what’s in your heart.” So, I…
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18 Years to Publication: Never Give Up!
Guest Post By Author Diana Rubino My story will inspire you to push on if nothing else will. It’s unique because I’m probably the longest aspiring author to be published,…
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The “What” and the “Why” of Books Uplift
What is Books Uplift? To be succinct and a little sassy, it’s precisely what’s written on the website: “A place to share, learn, promote, and celebrate how books uplift us each and…
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“@500BooksIn5Years” Reading Challenge
Guest Post by Authors Alycaria and Amber Friends Laura Nicole and Amber celebrate the halfway point on their journey to read 500 Books in 5 Years. In 2023, we began…
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How Not to Be Insufferable in Life or Books
Guest Post by Mystery Author GP Gottlieb Do you know someone who, after you explain that you’re coughing because of asthma, says, “Have you been to the doctor about that?”…
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Genre Inspired Self-Care
Guest Post by Tiombe Huggins You can learn so much from books. You’ll learn about history, dive into stories that keep you up all night, or lean into the emotions…
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Switching Stories (and Canoes) Midstream
Guest Post by Best-Selling Author Joseph Lewis Besides sweat and angst, there is work and effort in writing. But you already know that. What I wanted to write about is…
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The Servant Leadership Learning Path
Guest Post by Leadership Expert and Author, Dan Albaum In an era of unprecedented technological disruption and evolving workforce expectations, attracting and retaining top talent has become the defining challenge for…
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The “Right” Way to Write is Your Way to Write”
Guest Post by Jen Braaksma Like many writers, I was always pretty shy about my work. I would rarely discuss my work-in-progress, nor chat about my interests. It felt too…
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The Importance of Journaling: Take a Sip
Guest Post by Chandler Rawson “Keeping a journal: The short entries are often as dry as instant tea. Writing them down is like pouring hot water over them to release…
