100 authors were given the question, ‘what advice would you give to your younger self?’ The responses vary between writing techniques, goals, genre, reading, traditional and self-publishing, self-doubt, routines, ideas, practices, characters, editing, etc. My favourite section was by Rita Herron who said; ‘instead of writing one book of the heart, I tried to put heart in every book.’ However, I wasn’t particularly fond of the section by Ernest Dempsey. Either way, I recommend this book because it is a really useful read, and there’s such a variety of authors providing advice that it would suit all aspiring authors in one way or another. I’m going to start using these techniques straight away.
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This is such an inspiring and motivating book. even if you aren’t wanting to start writing yourself, just working through these authors tips, advice and stories is so interesting. It really makes you reflect on your own life and how to approach things. I really enjoyed the fact that this book combined the advice of multiple authors. It added a depth to it that other books like this haven’t had for me. I really, thoroughly enjoyed this book.
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Got a historical novel inside you desperate to get out? Discover the tactics and methods to bring it into the world.
Award-winning, best-selling author, TL Clark, shares wisdom from her ten years of writing and publishing experience. Written in her signature warm, informal style, you’ll find this book as fun and approachable as it is useful.
If you’re new to writing, this book will:
~ Show you which aspects of history to research before you ‘put pen to paper’.
~ Give easy step-by-step prompts and tasks to set you on the right path for your writing journey through time.
~ Guide you through your options once you’ve successfully typed “The End”.
~ Provide tips on writing, formatting, publishing, and advertising.
~ Supply you with an easy-to-follow checklist of self-publishing tasks.
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I am not a writer. I have dabbled but I feel like I can never write the stories the way my mind makes them up. That being said, this book is full of sound advice from many authors. Whether you are just starting or seasoned, this book can give you great insights.
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A step-by-step guide to editors as well as cover designers, publishing services, and most all things you need to know about writing a book and what to do when it is finished. This is a detailed listing of several people in the book world but it is not at all an exhaustive list. This is a good reference and a good starting point.
This book gives the reader and any aspiring writer’s tips, pearls of wisdom and insight by many remarkable writers. Who better could you ask for information to help you along your journey to ensure your dream becomes a reality? Each of them have had many ups and downs and wish they had something like this book to help them along the way. With this many writers there are often differing opinions on what you should do BUT what worked for one may not work for others. It is not a book where they say you should do it this way or the other way. It is good solid information that has been tested and what worked for them and what didn’t. If you get something out of the insightful information then that is the bonus of this book. Dig in to see what information is useful to you to help you on your journey. Who knows it could be one small detail from this book that could make you a world renowned writer.
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This is a fantastic resource. As a wannabe writer (I still need to sit my butt down and spill out my story), I am grateful to these authors for sharing these tips. There are so many helpful ideas and thoughts shared. The added benefit is that I’ve even found some new authors to try. As in independent reviewer, I find that the tip to read in the genre you want to right is spot on for me. It has developed into that for me. I read what I enjoy and I find that I have already been using these tips as a reader. There are authors I love because of the way they write and the way they can grab me and keep my attention. The book is very easy to relate to and is a definite resource that will be on my desk. I’ve already ordered a paperback for my desk. If you have any dreams about writing, I highly recommend this book to join your library. Very informative and well put together.
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This is a different book for me to read but I’m trying to branch out. I chose to read this non-fiction book because I have a family member who is interested in building his business as an author.
This book is very informative for those who are wanting to branch out into the work of authorship. This is very much set up like a yellow page directory is, chocked full of information on various facets of writing and publishing. There is a checklist, a section describing the publishing process, talk of book covers with a list of resources for designers, and editing services. Other areas include publishing services, black owned and operated businesses, marketing tools, and how to obtain freelance work. Lastly, there is advice on how to find beta readers and how to/why to use an ARC (advanced reader copy). The author of this book ends with encouragement for the future writer.
If you’re looking to get into the world of writing/publishing, this book would be a great resource to have handy!
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Julie Johnsonhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngJulie Johnson2023-02-15 21:37:252023-02-20 09:18:18The Authorpreneur Yellowpages by Winnifred Tataw – Review by Julie Johnson
Tataw has created a great resource, especially for writers who may just be starting out. Not only does Tataw list different companies for varying services, she also provides detailed explanations for why an author may need those services. I was also impressed with the checklist she provided at the beginning of the book for authors to use to see what services they might need so they could just go right to those pages. I think this would be a great resource for all writers and authors, but I really think it would be great for any indie writer/author who may just be starting out and maybe a bit lost in the wide world of everything that is writing.
This is a very detailed and nicely though out guide to help any author looking to publish their works. The book goes through many aspects, such as, editors, publishers, checklists, marketing and everything in between. I like that this author included, after each section, companies or people who could help in that particular area. There are lists of editors, publishers and more. The amount of detail that went into listing each of these contacts and the description of each area of getting a book published is phenomenal. I see this helping many aspiring authors in their road to success. It is also nice to see authors helping other authors get their works noticed.
Being a writer myself, it was a no-brainer for me to check out this book when I came across it. What I didn’t know is how helpful it would be! The only complaint I have is that it doesn’t format the best on Kindle all the time, particularly if you are using a phone, but that was a minor inconvenience when looking at all the valuable information this gave to me! Reading this book was like talking to a seasoned author, full of valuable information and things I never would have thought about. Reading this book has definitely helped me prepare for publishing a book, which is something I hope to do in the near future. Definitely recommend all beginning authors to read this book!
The Authorpreneur Yellowpages by Winnifred Tataw is a resource guide for authors looking for all types of services they may need to get their books as polished as possible. From editors, to cover designers, formatting services, to book marketing- this handy directory has 40 services listed with contact the details you might need. This really is one-stop author shop with plenty to point you in the right direction. A helpful Resource for all authors. Happy Reading (and writing)…
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What I Wish I’d Known: For Writers: 100 Authors Reveal What They Wish They’d Told Their Younger Selves by H.D. Thomson is a fantastic resource for both aspiring and seasoned authors. It is full of insights on the writing craft, the writing industry, time management tips, what to avoid on your writing journey, the business side of writing, pushing forward in your writing career, and how to deal with self-doubt- with some hard truths sprinkled in along the way. This is collection of very sound advice from 100 accomplished authors who share their best pointers and practical advice to help you on your writing journey. I found this to be both practical and inspirational. The advice is insightful, easy to understand, and helpful. I appreciate the authors for sharing their thoughts, wisdom, and hard-earned knowledge- as these tips are gold. Happy Reading (and writing)…
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The Authorpreneur Yellowpages is a one stop shop for information on resources available for authors who need help with book and publishing services. What I like is the community of authors who take their time to put together books like this to help other authors or upcoming authors on their way. I am sure there are many, many writers out there who wished they had something like this to help them out. Need an editor? It’s in there. Need that one special look to entice readers pick a cover designer. Need someone with marketing services this is where you will find them. Winnifred has taken all that information and more and put it in this directory just to help you. You never know which one of these services may be the one who will help you to become a best seller.
What a wonderful resource for new and independent authors out there. The author explains what things are and gives some resources for cover designers, illustrators, editors publishers and more. It’s a definite resource new and independent authors to add to their library.
“If you’re a traditional or indie author looking for book and publishing services, look no further than The Authorpreneur Yellowpages! This directory features over 40 outstanding service providers ranging from book designers and formatters to marketers, publicists, and everything in between.”
Whether you’re looking for help with your next book project or you’re looking for ways to take your publishing business to the next level, The Authorpreneur Yellowpages is an invaluable resource.
The Authorpreneur Yellowpages is a comprehensive directory of over 40 outstanding book and publishing services for traditional and indie authors. These services include editors, cover designers, formatting services, book marketing services, and more.
With so many great options to choose from, The Authorpreneur Yellowpages is the perfect place to start your search for the perfect partner to help make your book publishing dreams a reality. So take a look inside and find the perfect service provider for your needs!
Winnifred, or as most know her by Winnie, is an artist, entrepreneur, and author of her debut series:The Gods’ Scion. Winnie has had a lifelong love of literature and art. She wants to create a beautiful fantasy world with compelling and intriguing characters as a writer. Winnie loves to spread positivity and joy to those around her and look at the world through a glittery pink lens.
As an aspiring or seasoned writer, do you feel like you aren’t making headway, stumbling on what to write next, or wondering if you’re even on the right path? Are you unable to find the motivation to charge up your computer and put your fingers on the keyboard after that last rejection?
Between the pages of What I Wish I’d Known: For Writers, 100 highly accomplished authors share their time, energy, and knowledge to pay it forward and inspire other writers, experienced or aspiring. They reveal what they would have wanted their younger self to know: what words of caution, encouragement, and inspiration they could have used before starting their writing careers.
I’m sure you would have wished someone had given you certain advice. Within What I Wish I’d Known: For Writers, you will find a myriad of information on craft, the writing industry, time management, conflict with family and friends, what to avoid on your writing journey, the business aspect of pushing forward in your career, and more.
Discover what these talented authors have to say:
S.M. Anderson, Jennifer Ashley, Steven Barnes, Jeremy Bates, Louise Bay, D.V. Berkom, Hunter Blain, Marci Bolden, Rhys Bowen, Sarah Elizabeth Bromke, Benedict Brown, Rachelle Burk, V.M. Burns, Lynn Cahoon, Ginjer L Clarke, Nancy Coco, Michael Cordell, Charly Cox, B. J. Daniels, Vincent B. Davis II, Ernest Dempsey, Delaney Diamond, Helena Dixon, Angus Donald, Lorna Dounaeva, Kerrie Droban, Jacqueline Druga, Donna Everhart, Chris Fabry, Erin Flanagan, Matt Forbeck, Stacy Green, Ross Greenwood, Lisa Harris, Paul Heatley, Rita Herron, Kate Hewitt, Kelly Hodge, Dwight Holing, Griff Hosker, Daniel Hurst, Pamela Fagan Hutchins, Rick Jones, Diane Kelly, Meera Kothand, Justin Leslie, Julie Anne Lindsey/Bree Baker, Kristen Luciani, S. E. Lynes, JB Lynn, Michelle Major, Phillip Margolin, T. B. Markinson, Angela Marsons, Tina Martin, M.D. Massey, Cheyenne McCray, Cathy McDavid, Rhonda McKnight, Bruno Miller, J.J. Miller, Christopher Mitchell, Kiersten Modglin, D.J. Molles, Mary Monroe, Lynn Morrison, Lisa Morton, Barbara Nickless, Nazri Noor, Peter O’Mahoney, Dan Padovan, Phaedra Patrick, Elizabeth Penney, Carly Phillips, Lisa Regan, David Ricciardi, Arianne Richmonde, Matthew Rief, Miranda Rijks, Dahlia Rose, Jenifer Ruff, Sofie Ryan, Sharon Sala, Pat Simmons, Joanna Campbell Slan, Miranda Smith, Jeff Strand, Jacquelin Thomas, Bill Thompson, Eric Thomson, H.D. Thomson, Michael J. Tougias, G.G. Vandagriff, Tim Waggoner, Dan Walsh, Rochelle B. Weinstein, Sherri Winston, D.L. Wood, Melinda Woodhall, and Pamela Samuels Young.
H.D. Thomson loves writing about tortured heroes and ordinary people placed in extraordinary circumstances. Her books have won and finaled in numerous writing competitions, including the RWA’s Golden Heart, Suzannah and Emily contests. H.D. owns and operates Bella Media Management. The company specializes in websites, video trailers, eBook conversion and promotional resources for authors and small businesses. She loves working with fellow writers and knows how tough the publishing industry is personally. You can find H.D. at http://www.hdthomson.com.
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Practically Pagan An Alternative Guide To Magical Living by Maria DeBlassie is a book I wouldn’t have thought to pick up and read – I’m not a practicing magic type of person. However, this book was quite surprising and I made tons of connections within it to my own life. A couple of quotes from the book that spoke to me: “Look for the beauty in the little things too often overlooked in our rush to get from one place to the next.” “The Divine Feminine is the nurturing and creative energy within all of us, regardless of our gener – she represents healthy sexuality and relationships…” This book is about the five major parts of everyday magic… “radical self-care, routine as ritual, pleasure magic, synchronicity, and exploring the energies of the un/expected.” It talks about tuning into yourself and your connection withe universe instead of manipulating things to get desired outcomes… to trust the path you are on is the correct path. As an educator, wife, mother, woman, the idea of self care and self love is so important. So be okay to find the quiet time to focus and practice listening to your mind, body and spirit.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Tanya Wallhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngTanya Wall2023-01-10 09:10:472023-01-16 14:44:29Practically Pagan – An Alternative Guide to Magical Living by Maria DeBlassie – Review by Tanya Wall, January 2023
This was my first book of poetry from this author and it was AMAZING. I haven’t read any poetry since my freshman year of college and it’s obvious I have been missing out! The author has a very lyrical quality in several pieces of work and her use of language was mesmerizing. I happily consider myself a fan and I’m excited to read more of their work. This collection invoked a multitude of feelings and experienced emotions vividly. This really was a beautiful piece of work- check it out my friends. You’ll feel all the feelings- and it’s worth it.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Jade Thomsonhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngJade Thomson2022-11-21 18:37:522022-11-25 11:44:18Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson – Review by Jade Thomson
Deep. So I am not the kind of person who is able to describe my feelings well. I truly feel like Lily reached down in my soul, and pulled it all out and gave it words! I will be reading this again. This book is one that you will get something new out of it everytime you read.
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I enjoyed this poetry book. I found the poems to be interesting, relatable, easy to read and thought provoking. My favorites include Awakening and Recipe for Life.
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5 Stars Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson
Wow Not exactly what I was expecting yet it was exactly what I needed. I’ve been struggling lately with everything and each and every one of these poems spoke to me in a different way. Keep Learning ,Keep Growing , Be Yourself, Do your Best is something I tell myself everyday before heading into work. I felt emotional while reading these poems that definitely touched my heart. I’m going to carry this with me as positive reassurance that everything will be alright. I highly recommend reading this Inspirational book as I think many of these poems we all need to hear at one point in our life or another. I’m looking forward to reading more from this Author.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Dawn Daughenbaughhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngDawn Daughenbaugh2022-11-18 20:12:152022-11-21 11:46:53Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh
The blurb for this book of poetry says, “Do yourself a favour: buy this, curl up in your favourite chair and read it, knowing you will come away refreshed”, and I would definitely recommend doing just that! I’m new to this author and her poetry, but I will be looking out for her again in the future, as I was hooked from poem to poem. I was surprised at how relatable each poem was, and how they spoke to me, making me feel immersed in them and also how engaged with the author I felt. Some of the poems I responded to more than others, and I was taken on an emotional rollercoaster whilst reading them. My favourite poems were, ‘Awakening’ and ‘Sunrise’, the poem, ‘Refuge’, seemed particularly relevant with the war in Ukraine and the number of people seeking safety elsewhere. ‘A Shaft of Light’ and ‘Surrender’ were particularly emotional for me, as was ‘Down but Not Out’. I loved the ‘Recipe For Life’ at the end of the book, which left me with a feeling of hope and inspiration as I closed this book of poetry.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Jennifer Gordonhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngJennifer Gordon2022-11-18 11:40:342022-11-18 12:12:48Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson – Review by Jennifer Gordon
There were many poems in this book that spoke to me. Awakening – “We woke up this morning. We have much to be grateful for.” and Hold On – ” “Keep holding on.” This is a short book of poetry and while poetry isn’t on my list of things to read in general – I’m glad I picked this one up. I like Ms. Lawson’s style of writing, her topics and her ability to make the words in the poems connect with the reader.
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I really enjoyed this collection of poetry. There is something to accompany you no matter what your mood. The author has a way of writing that leaves you feeling understood and loved. It’s like getting a big hug when you need it or someone to dance the night away with you.
This book is full of poetry ranging from love to anger but I felt connected to each poem that I read. I don’t normally spend time reading poetry but I really enjoy this authors work and the clever way the author was able to draw me in. I will definately be looking for more to read from this author
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Kerry Carrhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngKerry Carr2022-11-17 11:33:032022-11-18 11:58:53Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson – Review by Kerry Carr
I have not read a poem book in years and I’m so glad I read this one. This book of poems is based on everyday life. These poems are not too long but they will stick in your mind for a while. I read this book in one sitting. Once I started these poems I could not stop. I loved them all but my favorite was Collective Creativity. The words said that we are all different and it is ok. This book gave me a new look at poetry and I can’t wait to read another one. Review by @heatherbass
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I was really blown away by the poems throughout this book and surprised by how much I really enjoyed them. The writing flowed, and was so smooth, all of the poems made so much sense. They were thought provoking, relatable, and were written about real-life. I am happy to say that this book has made it into my top favorite books that contain poetry. I really enjoyed reading these poems and Lily was able to give me a new look on poetry by showing me what poetry could be.
https://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.png00Micalahhttps://itsybitsybookbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/IBBB_2020_logo_sq.pngMicalah2022-11-16 07:40:552022-11-18 11:48:14Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz
I really enjoyed reading this set of poetry! It was easy for me to read, and I understood most if not all the poems, which says a lot for me since I usually don’t understand many poems. This went really fast too, so it was a quick read. I haven’t read anything from this author before but I will definitely be coming back because I really did enjoy this book of poems.
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Rainbow’s Red Book of Poetry by Lily Lawson. This is a lovely book of poems. I had never read this authors work before but I was very pleased with this selection. I’m not a huge fan of poems but these truly touched my heart. They made me think, made me sad, made me laugh all the range of emotions. All of these inspirational poems made a impact on me and my favorite was Game over. It made me reflect on the people I have removed from my life and the ones I still need to remove. Some of these I had to read a couple of times to really grasp what it meant to me. Poetry is very beautiful and this book is a beautiful collection. This book would make a great gift for the Poetry loving person in your life.
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Poetry isn’t something I typically read but something about this book caught my eye and I just had to give it a go. I really enjoyed reading the different poems in this book. Each were distinctive and I thought they were all interesting. I liked that I was able to read one and then come back to the book. I found myself reading the poems during spare pockets of time. I thought the author has done an amazing job at creating a vivid image with each individual poem. They elicited emotion and they left me thinking. This is a great collection.
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