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Megan’s Free Audiobook Club Have you caught the recent bug for audiobooks? Or is it audio books? The trend is so new that the jury is still out on the nomenclature, but I am going to use ‘audiobooks’ until it becomes ridiculous to continue to do so. Enter Megan’s Free Audiobook Club! Anyway, I didn’t even …
Pirated Books are not free books! They are stolen goods. Stolen from authors who have put months of work into producing a piece of artwork
Who are Writers’ Readers? We take a look at this question in this piece that was written for a writer’s fanbase
All Pre-war Writers Were Toffs ‘Ay up, Ethel, A’ve done m’ ten-hour shift down t’pit. It were right ‘ot today. What does’t thy think A should do after ma bath and supper? Write an article for old Lord Alfie Northcliffe of t’Times or start a new best-selling novel for thy uncle Sir James the Knightsbridge …
Free Books I know that a lot of authors visit this blog, and I know that many of them offer their books free of charge from time to time. Therefore, I am going to set up a page where authors can offer their free books to our 90,000 visitors a month. Since the name of …
Increase Sales By Blogging A business blog, in the right hands, is a very powerful Internet advertising tool. It is flexible, it can be used to convey any views you like; it can reach a worldwide audience and it can help you compile a mailing list of surfers who are interested in your business and …
Blogging for Pleasure and Fun There are many reasons why someone might come to blogging. For example, you may want to use your blog to promote your business or website; you may want to use it to promote your ideas, philosophy, religion or politics; you may want to blog content to make some extra money …
Amazon Book Reviews My take on the recent controversy regarding Amazon book reviews is that Amazon seems to be disregarding the modern trend in the book reader-writer relationship. In the ‘old days’, readers were not encouraged to form any type of relationship with their favourite writers, who mostly liked to maintain an image of cool …
