A Journey from Writing to Publishing to Marketing The beginning Amy Gorder, author of the Gold Rush Ghosts series If you are just getting started writing your first book, it might seem impossible to see yourself featured in a literary festival's podcast or getting written up by Kirkus
This post is a conituation of Writing from Inside the House. Read that one first, then come here. Every author should work with an editor. The process of looking at your work from the outside has a formal name: creative development. An editor can support you in this process and
Barry Dov Schwartz's memoir is an exciting chronicle of a fascinating career. A Man of Spirit chronicles Rabbi Schwartz's career from Vietnam to Nazi Hunting. From the Long Island Herald, read the following review of this exciting book. (For the full experience, we recommend the full-color
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Avoid clichés in writing. Rewrite them assiduously. But some might be wondering--- what are the clichés? As a history professor, I see things like "the winds of change" or "the sands of time" or the "March of history" all the time in student papers. What would be fun would be
