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Fun Fridays – December 9, 2022

By Steve Laubeon December 9, 2022
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Today’s video is a clever advertisement for the Christmas season.

Can you come up with new anagrams for Christmas?

Enjoy!

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Three Myths About an Agent’s Acceptance

By Steve Laubeon December 5, 2022
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You’ve worked hard. You wrote a great book. You pitched it just right, and the literary agent has called you saying they want to represent you and your project. Hooray! But there are some misunderstandings or myths about what happens next. 1. Your Book Will Soon Be Published Just because an agent has said yes doesn’t guarantee success. Nor does it speed up the inexorable process. Remember that …

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Category: Agents, Book Business, Career, Communication, Get Published, Writing CraftTag: Agents, Get Published

Fun Fridays – December 2, 2022

By Steve Laubeon December 2, 2022
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Today’s video is a metaphor for a writers conference. I’ll let you figure out the word picture. 🙂 (If you can’t see the video in your email newsletter subscription, click through to the site itself.)

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Category: Fun Fridays

Free Webinar: How to Start Building a Rejection-Proof Author Platform

By Steve Laubeon November 28, 2022
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It is undeniable that readers out there who would gobble up your book if only they knew it existed. (Note the post-Thanksgiving pun?) “Discoverability” is a buzzword that describes the effort to have those readers able to discover your book before it is published.  The more your target audience knows you exist, the more successful you will be as an author. Your mission is to connect …

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Category: Platform

Fun Fridays – November 25, 2022

By Steve Laubeon November 25, 2022
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Below is a picture of the indie author at work, writing, editing, designing, typesetting, marketing, selling, accounting–simultaneously OR A picture of ANY author trying to balance home life with writing and marketing and improving their craft while reading this blog.

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Money Problems?

By Steve Laubeon November 21, 2022
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Money is of significant importance to every one of us. Some writers live on the revenue generated by their efforts. We represent a number of clients who are the main breadwinners in their families. It is unfortunate that the role of the agent is regularly defined by the size of the deal. The film Jerry Maguire made the slick, money-centered agent into a cliche with his client shouting, “Show me …

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Category: Book Business, Money, PersonalTag: Money, thanksgiving

Fun Fridays – November 18, 2022

By Steve Laubeon November 18, 2022
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Admittedly, today’s video is odd. But one cannot avoid the creativity. A musician writes a song around the strange meowing of his neighbor’s cat. Complete with lyrics. Enjoy! And then comment if you see a metaphor here for the writing life.

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Five Reasons Why You May Never Get Published

By Steve Laubeon November 14, 2022
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[I posted a version of this article 521 weeks ago. Amazing how true the principles remain unchanged.] There are many factors that go into the acquisition, development, and sale of a new book. But the majority of ideas never get to that point. I thought it might be helpful to review some of the most common issues we’ve run into. 1. You Won’t Do the Work Writing a novel, a nonfiction …

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Category: Book Proposals, Craft, Writing CraftTag: Get Published

Book Industry Trends

By Steve Laubeon November 7, 2022
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Publishing is partly an exercise in guessing what might be the next surprise bestseller. Some of it is an educated guess based on certain trends we see in the industry and in society at large. Any exercise in naming these trends bears the risk of expressing the obvious or being out of date the moment they are stated. So bear with me as I tinker with some of the factors that are either influencing …

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Category: Book Business, Contracts, E-Books, Get Published, TrendsTag: book industry, Trends

Fun Fridays – November 4, 2022

By Steve Laubeon November 4, 2022
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Winter is coming. Hi Ho, Hi Ho! I live in Arizona where we have the loveliest weather this time of year. But for many of you, snow is coming. Today’s video will help you celebrate the season. A mashup of Vivaldi and “Let It Go.” Enjoy! (If you cannot see the embedded video in your newsletter email, please click the headline and go directly to our site to view it.)

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