define('DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT', true); define('DISALLOW_FILE_MODS', true); Learn how to write your story - MyBookTherapy

Join us for a very Special Birthday party!

By on February 6, 2013 in Editing Basics

Would you like to learn the secrets of a best-selling, award-winning romance?       Join us as My Book Therapy celebrates our Birthday with a fun and FREE webinar! Thursday, February 7th, 7pm CST.       5 Romance authors will share their  5 top secrets to writing best-selling romances.   Learn:  The 2 types of romances  Secrets to why fools fall in love  The one trait every hero must have The kiss…how to make it sizzle The key to a Happily Ever Ending. And much more!   Join Membercare Coach Reba J. Hoffman and her special guests, authors: Susan May Warren,  Rachel Hauck, Lisa Jordan,  Beth Vogt and Melissa Tagg for this don’t-miss event.       The webinar is free, but sign up below to join us (even if you can’t make it, […]

Share this Post...Pin on PinterestShare on Google+Share on FacebookTweet about this on TwitterEmail this to someone
Read the Rest
Continue Reading • Comments { 0 }

Subscribe / Connect

Sign up to get Susan May's 5 Secrets of a Best-selling novel, and the articles you need to help you Get Published and Stay published!

One Thing Marketing: What marketing is…and isn’t.

By on February 5, 2013 in 3. Publish your Story, How do I Promote my book?, Melissa Tagg, One Thing Marketing

So, February is sort of a lovey-dovey month with Valentine’s Day and all, so it’s only fitting we continue talking about something I love: author marketing. (If you just groaned at those two words, no worries. You’re normal. I’m the weird one.) But here’s the thing, marketing doesn’t have to be a moan-inducing. It can even be, get this, fun. The key is understanding what good marketing is…and isn’t. For the rest of our Tuesdays in February, we’re going to talk about some very practical tips for marketing your book (and you!)…even before you’re contracted. But I didn’t want to skip ahead to those ideas without first laying the ground work and making sure we’re all on the same page about what marketing really is. Good marketing is not: Beating […]

Share this Post...Pin on PinterestShare on Google+Share on FacebookTweet about this on TwitterEmail this to someone
Read the Rest
Continue Reading • Comments { 0 }

Subscribe / Connect

Sign up to get Susan May's 5 Secrets of a Best-selling novel, and the articles you need to help you Get Published and Stay published!

Writing Q & A: Should I have a pen name?

By on February 4, 2013 in 4. Writer’s Life, Inspiration and Life Coaching, Editing Basics, Susan May Warren, Writers Q &A

Should you have a pen name?  Today’s writing Q & A takes a look at this question and the things to consider when you are choosing your pen name!   Won’t load? Try the direct  link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ0ZtlArtms&feature=youtu.be Want just the MP3 Version?  Download it here:  Should I have a pen name? Thanks for watching – Subscribe to our channel to get updates! See you next week! Susie May Share this Post…

Share this Post...Pin on PinterestShare on Google+Share on FacebookTweet about this on TwitterEmail this to someone
Read the Rest
Continue Reading • Comments { 0 }

Subscribe / Connect

Sign up to get Susan May's 5 Secrets of a Best-selling novel, and the articles you need to help you Get Published and Stay published!

Reba Hoffman counsels on beating the winter bludes

Blast the Winter Blues, Part One: Hibernate Wisely

By on February 2, 2013 in 7. Search by Author:, General Topics, Reba Hoffman, Writing

Most of the country is knee deep in snow and ice of the mid-winter blues. Going out is like having a root canal, a very painful experience. You’d rather pass, thank you very much. You’re hibernating. I get it. Ok, since I live in central Florida, I don’t suppose I totally get it. But, hang with me here. This is for your own good. You can only watch reruns of NCIS a billion times before your brain turns to slush and your TV explodes. So, what are you to do? Wouldn’t you just love to usher in the springtime having had a very productive hibernation? I’m sure you would. Who wouldn’t? In order to stop and smell the roses in April, you have to hibernate wisely today. Here are some […]

Share this Post...Pin on PinterestShare on Google+Share on FacebookTweet about this on TwitterEmail this to someone
Read the Rest
Continue Reading • Comments { 0 }

Subscribe / Connect

Sign up to get Susan May's 5 Secrets of a Best-selling novel, and the articles you need to help you Get Published and Stay published!

MBT Menu