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Branding and the Brain—What We Post On-Line Matters
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
We’ve been talking about social media and building a platform the past couple of posts. I know this is a topic that makes most of us break out in hives, especially when you don’t yet have a book for sale. Been there, done that. Got the t-shirt. It’s…
The Secret to a Powerful Author Brand
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Original Image via Flickr Creative Commons, courtesy of Anurag Agnihotri Last time we talked a little about our author brand and why, these days, our brand is almost as important as the books we write. It is an awesome time to be a writer, but also a scary…
Creative Spaces for Writing #Romantic Suspense
Where do the sisters of suspense write?
Hot Lines Sunday – a Clue, #RSsos #RomSuspense #Writers
Here’s your weekly sampler of lines from the Sisters of Suspense!
Why Our Author Brand is More Important than Ever Before
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Image via Flickr Creative Commons, courtesy of Mike Licht For the past few months I’ve been focused on writing and not on social media. Hey, even the Social Media Jedi can get burnout 😉 . But now we’re going to shift gears because, aside from writing the actual…
To Prologue or NOT To Prologue? That is the Question
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Image via Flikr Creative Commons, via Mikko Luntiala Publishing, like most other things, is not immune to fashion. This is what makes teaching craft a moving target. What is en vogue today could be passé tomorrow. And yes we are artists, but I believe most of us are…
Hot Lines Sunday – a Kiss, #RSsos #RomSuspense #Writers
Is Perfectionism Killing Your Writing Career?
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Image via Amber West WANA Commons As y’all know, Spawn is in Kindergarden and now we have this lovely new experience called, “Helping with Homework.” Hubby, God love him, is new at this “being a Dad and helping with homework” stuff and has his own learning curve. He was…
Using Dialogue to Create Dimensional Characters
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
So last time we talked about the basics in regards to dialogue and once we grasp the fundamentals—like proper punctuation—we then can focus more on elements of style. How we deliver the dialogue. We can tell a lot about people by the way they speak. What people say or don’t…