Monthly Archives: April 2012

Don’t Get Dragged Down by the Power to Change

Posted on April 26, 2012 by Tim Kane

Just because you can change an ebook or a webpage, doesn’t mean you should. We’ve reached an age  where edits can be made in seconds. Books can be revised and put back in circulation in a day. The temptation to … Continue reading →

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Improve Your Writing With Music

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Tim Kane

Penned by the Mighty James R. Riffel These days, I pretty much limit my music listening to two acts—The Beatles and Pat Metheny. Couldn’t be more opposite, huh? Classic vs. current, rock and pop vs. jazz, short vocally-based tunes vs. … Continue reading →

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Four Simple Ways to Promote Your Book

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Tim Kane

Authors are constantly looking for ways to increase discoverability. How to get readers to find (and ultimately buy) their book. Below are four ways to get your book in front of potential readers. Create a Blog Honestly, you need one. … Continue reading →

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Stop Feeling Your Writing

Posted on April 17, 2012 by Tim Kane

How often does this happen to you? You yearn for a descriptive phrase, only to muck it up. I could feel the glop slithering down my hand. It sounds great, but do you really need the word “feel”? The sentence … Continue reading →

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Make Writing Your Number One Priority

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Tim Kane

We’re all guilty. Work piles up. Real work. The kind of stuff that pays the bills or keeps the house running. We feel guilty about taking time to travel into fiction land to write. So we say: “I’ll get the … Continue reading →

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