Write Right

Congratulations! You've published an Ebook. Now what? Craig and John delve into their experience marketing digital books. Recommended reading: How to Market a Book - Joanna Penn

Writing is more than typing frantically at a keyboard. Alas, we get ideas and have to work them into stories, while making sure that the final product meets our original intent and the desires of our readers. What does that process look like? Recommended website: Author Accelerator, authoraccelerator.com

Self-Publishing is complex—there are various platforms, stores, and formats to consider before even starting the process. How do you self-publish? Recommended reading: How to Self-Publish Your Book - Craig Gibb with John Robin

Self-editing is an important part of the process, when applied properly and not overexerted. How do you go about it? What kind of limitations do you need to set? Recommended reading: Self-editing for Fiction Writers - Dave King and Renni Browne

Where do you write? Do you have a special place that fills you with inspiration? Do you sit? Do you stand? Do you work at a cafe? In silent sequestration? Recommended reading: On Writing - Stephen King

NaNoIng, Speak Beastie-ing, IndiePen Ink-ing Hufflepuff Elayna Mae Darcy joins us for the next few episodes (at least!) Get to know her background and passions in this Q&A episode. Our recommendation: visit indiepenink.com to learn more about what Elayna's up to these days.

As much as we love stimulants and late-night writing sessions, sleep is a very important of personal maintenance. It’s vital to your success and health. No two ways about it. Enough of the “never stop working” idea. We need rest. Recommended reading: jamesclear.com/sleep

Why are editorial services so pricy? Let’s dig into the details of the process to lay any confusions to rest. Our recommendation: visit the EFA's rates page. www.the-efa.org/res/rates.php

read? Recommended reading: Reading Like a Writer - Francine Prose; Story Trumps Structure - Steven James; The Anatomy of Story - John Truby

It's guaranteed that not everyone will love your book. It’s easy enough to deal with positive reviews. You share them, get excited, and move forward. What happens when you get a bad review? What should you do?