by bookshepherd_admin | Oct 27, 2020 | Author Success, Book Marketing, Guest blog, Publishing, Writing Success
Tech Tips for Writers is an occasional post on overcoming Tech Dread. Jacqui Murray cover issues that friends, both real-time and virtual, have shared. In a recent post, I discovered something that I think most authors would love to incorporate in their digital book...
by bookshepherd_admin | Oct 20, 2020 | Author Success, Book Publicity, Book Success, Writing Success, Writing Tip
It’s Fall time … Are You Feeling a Bit of Author Fatigue Syndrome? Yep, I get it. You want to chill out. Me too. This year has been a year that none of us had envisioned. The never-ending political wars. The COVID wars. You name “it” wars. You want a break...
by bookshepherd_admin | Oct 13, 2020 | Author Success, self publishing, Writing Success, Writing Tip
Reading and Writing are joined at the hip. I’m often asked how do I get so much pumped out each week with blogs, podcasts, communications about ongoing events and experiences, the variety of books I work of with clients … and noodling ideas for my own books. ...
by bookshepherd_admin | Jul 7, 2020 | Author Success, Writing Success, Writing Tip
Most with writer’s block doesn’t have a problem writing. What they have is a problem accepting that bad writing, imperfect writing, writing that might expose something they dread, writing that might feel, sound like, look like, even be, amateurish. Let it go. EVERY...
by bookshepherd_admin | Jun 9, 2020 | Author Power, Writing Success, Writing Tip
One person can make a difference—many will build a strong and thriving community. And one person can shatter a community, harming many … and in some cases, destroying the essence of their very breath, leaving their families and friends gasping. Grorge Floyd was...
by bookshepherd_admin | Apr 28, 2020 | Author Mistakes, Author Success, Book Shepherd, Book Success, Writing Success
Sometimes things work; sometimes they don’t. The deal-breaker is to know when it’s not working and ignore it … or choose to address it. The situation could involve something at work, a relationship, even a friendship. Personally, I vote for addressing it. Ignoring it...
