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How to Start a Publishing Company

How to start a publishing company: I started my own small press publishing company. Here on this lens you will find out what I did and how you can do it too.

Conventional Writing Advice that Didn't Work for Her (or Me Either!)...

While searching for advice for writers, I can across the home page of Patricia A. Duffy, who says that when it comes to writing, "Conventional Advice Wouldn't Work for Me. After reading her article, I have to say that basically, she has said pre...

Accepting Your Writing Style

I think one of the hardest things for a new writer to do, is to just be themselves. To inspire them, I have reprinted here an article I wrote a few years back. May it inspire you to be yourself and do your own thing.

Need to Kill Writer’s Block? Kill a Character.

Need to Kill Writer’s Block? Kill a Character. Do you find you have a great story going, than suddenly without warning writer’s block stops you dead in your tracks? Writer’s block, that horrible dreaded thing, is a great boon to...

Publishing Methods

How should you publish your book? Self-Publishing? Vanity Press? Traditional? POD-People? The Big Five? What's the difference? On this lens I explore the different options you have as a writer to get your book published.

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Ekography: EelKat's Lensography

I joined Squidoo in April of 2007. At the time of Ekography's last edit I had 313 lenses and 23 groups. I make new ones all the time, so watch for new ones to be added as time goes by. This is my index for them all. Ekography is eternally under...

Linda Martin - My Lensography

I enjoy cooking, photography, art, reading, writing, and learning about new things. I'm also into gold prospecting, Bigfoot research, and visiting swimming holes with my boyfriend, Bob. My lenses cover a lot of topics - as a reflection of the way my...

Our Self-Publishing Lenses

Self-Publishing for Writers

Writers are excited about the Internet for a lot of reasons, and the ability to self-publish is one of them! Today writers have hundreds of options ranging in price and flexibility, and this lens gives you a look at the most popular places to g...

Publishing Methods

How should you publish your book? Self-Publishing? Vanity Press? Traditional? POD-People? The Big Five? What's the difference? On this lens I explore the different options you have as a writer to get your book published.

Self Publishing Learning the Publishing Industry From the Bottom Up

I have combined my passion for art and my knack for developing curriculum to write and illustrate my latest book Molly Q’s Trashy Travels through the Water Cycle. However I have done it the hard way! Self publishing isn’t for...

Member/Author Profile Lenses

Kimberly Dawn Wells: Author

au-thor [aw-ther] - noun 1. a person who writes a novel, poem, essay, etc. 2. the composer of a literary work, as distinguished from a compiler, translator, editor, or copyist. 3. one who stays up late at night, works weekends, and takes notes durin...

Tony Cowell

This lens is dedicated to the Writer Tony Cowell, who is the older, better looking and more talented brother of the Notorious Simon Cowell, Panel star of X-Factor, Britain's got talent, and many other american talent shows.

Susan Wingate, Writer

View the latest press release from PRLog for OF THE LAW by clicking here ! To visit my websites in one felt swoop... go to LinkTiles! I took nearly the entire week off the week of July 4th and feel wonderful. I almost said, "I...

Piers Morgan

Piers studied journalism at Harlow College, and began his career working on South London newspapers before being spotted by Kelvin MacKenzie of The Sun and being given his own showbiz column, Bizarre. He became Editor of the News Of The World in...

Alan Forrest Smith

Around 1999/2000 he ventured or stumbled into the world of Copywriting. Although he had done this kind of thing for his own hairdressing businesses Alan fell into it by accident. After reading literally hundreds of books and home study courses he lau...

Lenses for Freelancers

How to Write Freelance Articles and Get Published Online With Helium

Welcome to one of my writing lenses, which is dedicated to helping you make the most of the fast growing writers' website Helium - and that includes earning some cash from it too. Together we'll explore the site, discover the many advantages...

Online freelance writing jobs

Welcome to my lens about making money from writing. Here I will reveal the sites where I am doing well, and where there are loads of jobs to apply for. There is a wealth of resources below, and if you put your mind to using them (as I did) you'll soon...

How to Write an Article that Powerfully Drives Traffic To Your Website

To People Who Want To Write - But Can’t Get Started Here is a process that is useful in creating articles that are designed to be of quality, high value and will have a higher rate of follow through by the reader. This process will easily...

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Fabulous resources for writers. Please consider interacting at my site:
http://www.squidoo.com/groups/publishingclub
Sincerely: Gary Eby,newly published author

Posted June 29, 2008

LegendPress

We're a UK publisher and have just launched on Squidoo (www.squidoo.com/legendpress). Really like the look of it and we're always looking to work with writers, organisations, initiatives etc so be great to hear from you!

Tom
Legend Press

Posted June 14, 2007

Susan Wingate

Hi everyone. I've been at it constantly now, full-time since 2004. It's a tough industry but, boy, when it gives the work we have available to read is exquisite, isn't it? Well, onward and upward! Up, up and away and all that jazz! -Susan.

Posted June 07, 2007

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