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#Authors #Books #SelfPublishing #SerializedDrama #StoryTelling
Marketing, building a platform as a writer… There’s more to being a novelist than most people assume. Many successful authors started out serializing chapters in newspapers and blogs. What are your thoughts on selling books? Got questions, thoughts, and/or experiences to share about writing and publishing? Record them on my Anchor by Spotify page — or comment at HappinessBetweenTails.com — or email me.
Time Stamps (where segments begin):
Photos available at the blog version of this show:
Charles’ artful self-portraits
Links referred to in this episode:
Happiness Between original blog post for this episode.
Author Charles Sterling, this episode’s guest.
About the novesl I'm writing.
Wikipedia on madeleines that writer Marcel Proust used as analyze memory.
Wikipedia on Charles Dickens who serialized.
Wikipedia on Helen Fielding' and her orignially serialized, “Bridget Jones’s Diary”.
Wikipedia on Armistead Maupin and his newspaper serialized “Tales of the City”.
E. L. James, began her “Fifty Shades of Grey” as a blog.
Julie Powell blogged “Julie and Julia” into a book, then movie.
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#Authors #Books #SelfPublishing #SerializedDrama #StoryTelling
Marketing, building a platform as a writer… There’s more to being a novelist than most people assume. Many successful authors started out serializing chapters in newspapers and blogs. What are your thoughts on selling books? Got questions, thoughts, and/or experiences to share about writing and publishing? Record them on my Anchor by Spotify page — or comment at HappinessBetweenTails.com — or email me.
Time Stamps (where segments begin):
Photos available at the blog version of this show:
Charles’ artful self-portraits
Links referred to in this episode:
Happiness Between original blog post for this episode.
Author Charles Sterling, this episode’s guest.
About the novesl I'm writing.
Wikipedia on madeleines that writer Marcel Proust used as analyze memory.
Wikipedia on Charles Dickens who serialized.
Wikipedia on Helen Fielding' and her orignially serialized, “Bridget Jones’s Diary”.
Wikipedia on Armistead Maupin and his newspaper serialized “Tales of the City”.
E. L. James, began her “Fifty Shades of Grey” as a blog.
Julie Powell blogged “Julie and Julia” into a book, then movie.