We Like to Write - Social Networking for Writers & Bloggers Screenwriting, Screenplay, and Screenplays from the Scriptologist.com Screenwriting Magazine Quality eBook Writer and eBook Design Specialists - We Write eBooks - Writing eBooks Made Easy WRITER'S TOOLBOX: 35 Best Tools for Writing Online Project Gutenberg Self-Publishing - eBooks 2011 Screenwriting.info: How to Write a Screenplay Ganxy offers an easier way to sell and market ebooks The problem that Ganxy solves should be a simple one: How can authors and publishers market and sell books directly online from one central hub? But this question hasn’t had a simple answer until now — partly because of the many ebook retailers out there, and partly because many publishers still don’t understand direct marketing. New York-based startup Ganxy provides an easy solution. The company, which was founded in 2009 and is officially launching today at the Frankfurt Book Fair, gives authors and publishers a straightforward toolset to let them sell books and control marketing and promotions. Ganxy also allows authors and publishers to track where their sales are coming from. It’s free to create a showcase, but Ganxy makes money in two ways. Ganxy also wants to appeal to readers. Ganxy is entirely self-funded. I asked Cohen if and when the company plans to expand Ganxy to include other forms of digital content.
template Finishing Your Novel “A writer is someone who finishes.” -- Thomas Farber This section is for you if: You’ve started a novel but are having trouble finishing it, or You want to start a novel but aren’t sure you’ll be able to finish it. I’ve been writing novels (and teaching about writing novels) for twenty years, and one thing I’ve learned is how to finish. This section is about how to handle those things. Finishing a novel (or any kind of writing project) is a transformational experience. A long time ago, something funny happened to me. I thought I was a writer. And then my house burned down. So I made some notes on the book I remembered best, flew to Thailand, and wrote the whole thing in seven weeks. This area of the site is based on what I've learned since then.