Welcome to September edition of Writer’s Tips. In this edition it’s chock full of goodies for authors. Author Marketing and a new series open for writers from Sally Cronin. Anne R. Allen keeps us up to date on scams against authors. Ruth Harris on writing the danged blurb. How to structure memoir using storyboard. Harmony Kent on writing in 2nd person, and a warning to check your Google extensions so you aren’t auto-opted in to their exploitive policy.
Sally Cronin with her Podcast on Marketing for Authors – Using social Media
Sally Cronin has opened a new author series #nonfiction – Share your story about someone who has influenced your life
Anne R. Allen with an in-depth listing of Scams against Authors
Publishing Scammers are Proliferating like Tribbles: How to Stay Safe
Also from Anne R. Allen’s blog featuring Ruth Harris – Writing the danged Blurb
Some Unconventional Advice About How to Write the D*mn Blurb
Informative article on how Google’s Chrome extensions sneak us in without permissions
Harmony Kent with her segment at the Story Empire with Part 2 in her Point of View series β Writing in Second Person
Learn to successfully structure your memoir, novel, or nonfiction book using a simple storyboard system
http://howtoplanwriteanddevelopabook.blogspot.com/2021/07/memoirs-primary-argument-making-sure.html
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Great shares, Debby! Thank you for these!
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Most welcome Jan π x
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Wow! There’s some great information here, Sis. Thanks. β€
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Yay. My pleasure Sis β€
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Thanks for featuring Harmony along with the terrific posts, Debby. π
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Thanks. My pleasure John π
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Thank you, Debby, for sharing these great writer’s tips. Very helpful! π
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You are most welcome Gwen π
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Great selection of posts. Thanks for sharing!
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My pleasure Staci π
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Thanks for including Story Empire in your wonderful list.
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My pleasure Craig. π
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Excellent share, Debby. Thanks for including my POV post. Have a wonderful weekend π
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Thanks Harmony. And I always appreciate your posts. π Happy weekend! π x
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Nice list, Debbie. Thanks for sharing.
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Pleasure Joan π
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Fantastic articles, Debby – thanks so much for sharing these, and hugs to you. Toni x
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My pleasure Toni. Glad you enjoyed. Hugs xo
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Thanks so much Debby for including two of my posts in this great selection of links.. so much to think about when going through the whole process of writing a book, before, during and after, whilst watching out for scam artists.. Will share in the blogger daily on Tuesday..β₯β₯
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Thanks so much Sal. I try to post the cream of the crop. π β€ Thanks for spreading the word Sal xoxo
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Great tips! Thanks Debby. x
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Happy to share Stevie π x
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Anne’s post on scammers was eye-opening, and sad, to read.
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Wasn’t it? There is so much of that crap going on, and Anne is always on top of it. π¦
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All good. The Forbes one really caught my attention. I’m becoming paranoid about privacy.
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As we all should be. I clicked on the little three dots > settings > privacy sandbox, and sure enough I was auto-opted, it’s not a myth. We have to turn it off manually.
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WOW! This is one of the best of your collection of tips ever!. Lots of bookmarking and studying already done. Here’s a tip from me that’s too small to stand alone on a blog post: Try typing with your eyes closed. Keeps you focused on what’s coming from your mind and not what’s on the screen. Works well with music in the background that feeds the brain too.
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Thanks for the tip John, I’ll give it a go. And glad you liked my article picks. Pay attention to the Forbes article on Google! π
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Yeah. I’m not in the Sandbox Privacy trial and have always automatically blocked third-party cookies. A new thing just happened two days in a row–a Chrome featured article of some sort notification came up not on my PC but on my phone! Got to check that out today.
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Those Google gremlins are everywhere!
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Thanks for sharing these posts, Debby π
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Most welcome Denise π x
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Thanks for the links, Debby. I’m particularly interesting in the unconventional blurb. I barely know how to write the conventional one! Ha ha. Thanks for vetting some wonderful posts. Off to read!
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My pleasure Diana. Lol on the blurb! Beware the Google! β€
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Loved the article on writing the blurb. That’s sometimes harder than writing the book! Thanks for posting this, Debby. β€
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Glad you enjoyed Carol. And yes, the blurb can certainly be difficult. β€
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Thanks bunches for sharing this Sal. β€
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Great stuff here, Debby. That article on scammers is incredible, isn’t it? Why can’t these people go out and earn an honest living??
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Exactly Amy! Anne always has great updates on the latest publisher scams. Sadly! xx
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Another wealth of tips and helpful information, Debby. Thanks for collecting and sharing them. I’m bookmarking Sally’s podcast and new author opp for later. Happy week!
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Wonderful Liesbet. I was happy to share Sally’s wonderful opportunity too. I’m halfway into a draft myself for that one. Hugs β€
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I attended Mary Carroll Moore’s storyboarding workshop in person–twice! It saved my novel.
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Wow, thanks for sharing that with us Liz! π x
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Thank you, Debby. So much to learn.
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Never ending Norah π
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Thanks for this great collection of information, Debby. It is so important to be aware as an author.
Many Blessings,
Lisa xoxo
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You are welcome Lisa. Hugs xo
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There’s a bit for everybody here. Thanks, Debby and thank you to all the authors featured.
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I try to share the wealth Olga. π xx
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Awesome tips. Truly helpful!!
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So glad you found them helpful π
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