By LMReviews on Jan 14, 2009 in Writing/Freelancing | 1 Comment
Whether you are an author or a freelance writer a lot of time is spent promoting your work or your ability to produce a specific body of work. I’m finding in my pursuit of both that it’s not just about the work. Of course the writing must be good, but when I contact editors and [...]
By LMReviews on Jan 4, 2009 in Multicultural Contributors, Multicultural Media, Multicultural Writing, Writing/Freelancing | Comments Off
As a successful writer, your career involves more than just writing good material. While producing the best written work is the core of any writing career, getting the attention your work deserves is an important component of your career and is no longer just the responsibility of your agent or publisher. Additionally, it begins long [...]
By LMReviews on Nov 25, 2008 in Multicultural Writing, Writing/Freelancing | 2 Comments
Every wanna-be writer and actual writer daydreams about their book signing. Picture this: You’re sitting at a table in a popular bookstore in your favorite city or in a locale you’ve dreamed of visiting surrounded be a number of of your books only surpassed by the number people waiting for you to sign it. Every [...]
By LMReviews on Sep 2, 2008 in Writing Products | 1 Comment
They say writing is a solitary affair, but if the writer desires to become an author, then knowing when and how to promote your work is essential for literary survival. In the first article of this series, we discussed the primary tools a writer needs to draw attention to his or her work. [...]
By LMReviews on Aug 22, 2008 in Multicultural Contributors, Writing Products, Writing/Freelancing | 3 Comments
Once the hard work of writing your literary masterpiece is finished and it has landed a contract, you are set to embark on your national book tour and countless standing-room-only book signings. Then the only thing left to do is to hit the writers’ conference and talk show circuit. While this may be the sequence of events in an [...]