About Kyle Burbank: Kyle Burbank is a freelance writer and author living in Springfield, Missouri with his wife, Rebekah. He is an avid Disney fan, a personal finance blogger, and a blossoming travel enthusiast. Two of these passions met in his first book, "The E-Ticket Life" — a collection of true stories and essays recalling his visits to the Disney theme parks around the world. Following the release of that self-published title, Kyle took up an interest in sharing his writing … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Jacqui Pretty
About Jacqui Pretty: Jacqui Pretty is the Founder Grammar Factory, a publishing company that turns entrepreneurs into authors. She is also the author of the award-winning book, Book Blueprint: How any entrepreneur can write an awesome book. Since the launch of Grammar Factory in 2013, she and her team have worked with over 100 authors across a range of industries – including business, finance, health and wellness, travel, marketing, property, hospitality, law, photography, personal … [Read more...]
Book Blueprint by Jacqui Pretty
There has never been a better time to write a book to boost your business. The barriers to publishing are lower than ever with more professionals than ever before offering to transform a computer document into a paperback. But there’s a catch… Simply having a book isn’t enough to transform your business. It needs to be a good one. In Book Blueprint, discover how to write a book that cements your authority and leads to the media, speaking and partnership opportunities you’ve always dreamed … [Read more...]
You Must Write a Book: Boost Your Brand, Get More Business, and Become the Go-To Expert by Honoree Corder
THE SINGLE BEST TOOL EVERY ENTREPRENEUR NEEDS TO BUILD, BOOST, AND GROW THEIR BUSINESS. Beyond technology, software, social media networks, even advertising and marketing campaigns, the biggest and best tool you’ll ever have in your belt is a book with your name on the cover. Authority and Credibility—Nothing establishes your authority faster or better, making it easier to attract investors, clients, and customers. Brand recognition—Nothing makes your name and your brand easier to … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Christa Tomlinson
About Christa Tomlinson: Christa Tomlinson is an exciting up and coming author in erotic romance. Her first self-published novel, The Sergeant, was an Amazon Best Seller for Gay and Lesbian Erotica for seven weeks straight. Christa graduated from The University of Missouri-St. Louis with a degree in History. She loves to create stories that are emotional and lovely with sex that is integral to the characters' romantic arc. Her books include straight couples, curvy couples, gay, and … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – C.B. Cook
About C.B. Cook: Often referred to as a master of the cliffhanger, C.B. Cook is just a girl trying to find out where her King is guiding her, while writing the stories of the people she creates, the worlds she wants to live in, and the adventures she dreams about. Also known as a mysterious creature called an "author". She's a Christian and a home school graduate dedicated to changing others' lives through the power of the written word. She enjoys Tae Kwon Do and learning languages in her spare … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Mimi Emmanuel
About Mimi Emmanuel: I became a bestselling author in 2015 with my book MY STORY OF SURVIVAL. This book listed as an Amazon #1 bestseller in over 10 categories and aims to give comfort and hope to people who suffer from serious illnesses. I lived on just ten ingredients in total for a period of 5 years. This diet turned out to be the ultimate low reactive diet which can help anyone who is intolerant to dairy, gluten, sugar, grains, meat, beans, lentils, seeds, nuts, soya and eggs. The yummiest … [Read more...]
Alternative Outcome by Peter Rowlands
Mike Stanhope, unfulfilled by his job as a freelance journalist working in London and depressed following his divorce, has self-published a mystery novel online, hoping to shift his life on to a different tack. He built his book round true events, though he invented much of the background story, but on hearing about it, well-meaning friends now urge him to track down one of the real-life characters he has featured in the book – a girl he knew long ago. Unsettling events follow: a website … [Read more...]
How to Publish and Promote Your Book Now by L. Diane Wolfe
Publishing and promoting made simple! Have you always dreamed of publishing a book but didn’t know where to begin? This book walks you through the steps of identifying markets, budgeting, building an online presence, and generating publicity. Get the whole story on: • Traditional publishing • Self-publishing • Print and e-book setup, formatting, and distribution • Finding your target audience • Generating reviews and media interest • Networking and developing an online … [Read more...]
Arthur Zarr’s Amazing Art Car by Cathey Graham Nickell
Arthur Zarr is a quiet man with few friends. His life is rather plain, and his car is plain, too. But not for long! Mr. Zarr finds happiness and makes friends by building an amazing art car. What happens when Arthur enters his bedazzled car in the town's annual Art Car Parade? In this whimsical story, children learn about recycling, community, friendship building, and the power of imagination. The book includes a "History of Art Cars" page for readers who've never heard of this creative form of … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Jennifer Fales
About Jennifer Fales: Jennifer Fales is an award-winning author of four novels and three short stories, a freelance writer, and an east coast native who moved to Southern California back in 2004. She possesses an undying love for literature and a diverse background and perspective from having worn many professional hats over the decades, including those in the clothing and automotive industries, financials, and securities. She loves traveling, and people watching, and she considers herself a … [Read more...]
Children’s Books: Getting to the next level as writers and illustrators by Catherine Cavanagh
Once upon a time there was a talented youngster who wrote a rollicking story for the 9-13 years age group. His mother, wanting him to focus on creating more stories, researched the best local literary agent, followed the submission guidelines, and sent in a query. But those guidelines didn't cover everything and very big, very amateur mistakes were made. One glance would have been all it took, and that carefully prepared submission was returned to sender. Publishing is an unforgiving business, … [Read more...]
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