Joanna Penn provides a slim but informative overview of the tools, processes, and mindset needed to self-publish and market your books. If you want more detailed information on these topics, however, she provides links to her own website and refers you to her other books and weekly podcasts. Nevertheless, this is a solid starting point for burgeoning writers or even experienced authors who are self-publishing for the first time.
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About This Writing Stuff…
This week, Tim Grahl reveals the ingredients to a successful book launch while Joanna Penn offers quick advice on how to combat imposter syndrome.
Over at the Kill Zone, James Scott Bell provides guidance on character description while Jordan Dane talks layering scenes and plot. We have a twofer from that wise Mythcreant, Chris Winkle, who first expounds several methods for ensuring your protagonists pull their weight, and then points out how to spot misandry in your story.
Writer pal Kathryn Craft reveals why you might be afraid of your WIP while Tiffany Yates Martin whips our editor’s brain into shape.
All that and a little more. Enjoy!
The Book Launch Framework: How I Keep Launching Bestselling Books by Tim Grahl
How Writers Can Deal with Self-Doubt and Imposter Syndrome by Joanna Penn
How to Describe Your Main Character by James Scott Bell
How to Enhance Your Writing by Layering Your Scenes & Plot by Jordan Dane
18 Ways for Protagonists to Contribute and Five Signs Your Story is Sexist—Against Men by Chris Winkle
CockyGate Update: One Writer’s Adjective; Another Writer’s Short-Lived Trademark by Matt Knight
How to Train Your Editor Brain by Tiffany Yates Martin
12 Signs You’re Afraid of Your WIP by Kathryn Craft
6 Ways to Immerse Your Readers in the Setting of a Story by Joslyn Chase