Digital Is | NWP 50 Web Links to Let Your Book Go Viral! PART ONE Tips to “Advertise” your Book for FREE: Forums / Networks / Book Communities / Book Bloggers – all this means free show casing of your book and free PR. For your book to sell, you need to create the demand. You need an audience, a platform – which you will get when your book is showing up on many websites and forums, visible to readers, bloggers and to book reviewers. Here are fifty links to top websites for you and tomorrow’s blog post will bring you even more! .Find 45 more websites to advertise your book here. If you enjoyed this blog post, please feel free to check out all previous posts of this blog (there are almost 765+ of them, if you haven’t already. Follow on Twitter: @111publishing And don’t forget to spread the word on other social networking sites of your choice for other writers who might also enjoy this blog and find it useful. .Hyper Smash Pingates Like this: Like Loading...
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We Make Zines - a place for zinesters - writers and readers Self Publishing - Auto pubblica il tuo libro o ebook Word-Whores 15 More Apps To Create Books On The iPad Creating books on the iPad doesn’t seem like the first thing you might do with one of the popular little tablets, but it’s really quite capable of doing so provided you’re not trying to write the next great novel. We’ve written about 3 apps to reate books on the iPad in the past, but the following listly by Meg Wilson goes further, including 15 apps to do so. The artful collision of technology, learning, and literacy is an idea promoted in the Common Core Standards, which is likely your rule book if you teach K-12 in an American public school. And for those of you that rail against both Common Core and the iPad (but obviously not literacy), keep fighting the good fight. 15 Literacy Apps To Create Books On The iPad
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Intermezzi Editore - www.intermezzieditore.it Absolute Write | Write hard. Write true. And write on. » Writers as Rock Stars: Introducing Liner Notes, a Music Column for Writers Recently, I went to Terminal 5, a music venue here in NYC, to see UK singer Lianne La Havas perform live. I stood behind my diminutive partner while we watched roadies set up the sound for Lianne. I swayed from the Maker’s Mark I had ingested, which then combined with the two beers I consumed earlier at dinner. Twenty minutes later, Lianne took the stage. Or rather, as the audience eager to hear her voice, we relinquished the stage to her. As she performed—singing pitch perfect notes while playing lead guitar—I remembered why I enjoy LIT, my reading series in Brooklyn. I want writers to be rock stars, to seek out fame, though I know this is wholly antithetical to the (self-perpetuating) image of the squirrelly, pasty writer, a meek mouse shivering in the cold. I want writers to be rock stars, to seek out fame, though I know this is wholly antithetical to the (self-perpetuating) image of the squirrelly, pasty writer, a meek mouse shivering in the cold. I want to be famous.