You’ve probably heard about the importance of developing a writer’s platform. Before you start thinking about your writer’s platform, consider what your overall online reputation is first.
Do you need to have you own website? It depends on what you want to use the website for. Having an online presence may or may not translate to your desired action, in part because your presence really is about “you” as a person rather than “you” the author. With today’s technology, the two are not mutually exclusive.
Has your writing career stalled (or died) in mid-stream? John Betancourt offers some timely advice on how to jump back into the publishing boat.
Having trouble “confessing” your problems? Michael Bracken, author of several confessional stories, offers a few tidbits of advice.
So you’ve been published but no one wants your book because of previous bad sales? Melisa Michaels offers some sage advice on how to get back into the bookstores.
A tongue-in-cheek commentary on assumptions writers should avoid.
Article by Elizabeth Moon on advice for novice writers. Novice writers have to take some responsibility for their own careers. The good information is NOT that hard to find. The novices who don’t find it–and don’t find it repeatedly–are resisting the truth.
An article by Douglas Smith on selling to foreign short fiction markets.
Lynn Flewelling writes on the basics of query letters.
Article by Melisa Michaels on how to build a writing career.
A Russian sorceress who hunts fugitive Nazi mages in 1954 South America discovers that she has a far larger destiny than her late master led her to believe. But to fulfill her true potential she must first stop a new foe from destroying the world.
Scientist. Writer. May Thai Fighter.
Gareth Worthington is an award-winning author with a passion for science, history, martial arts and music. Represented by GHF Literary NYC, and published by Vesuvian Books, he has two novels coming in 2018.
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