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Write for These #MeToo Publications and Add Your Voice
The #MeToo Movement doesn’t seem to be abating and for good reasons. Growing up in the 90s, I thought I was living the results of the 1960s and 1970s Feminist Movement. In college, I read Betty Friedan and truly thought we’d moved past women getting groped and being viewed as objects.
Now as a mother and writer, I know this isn’t true.
The Secret to Making Close Mom Friends
Guest post by Monique Solomon
Adult friendships can be difficult to start, especially when you need mom friends with similar interests and kids around the same age. This is further heightened for stay at home moms who aren't thrust into many social situations outside of the occasional play-date.
How to Create a Writer Website in Minutes
As a writer, you need to have a strong online presence, be tech savvy and have a website that showcases your talents and services. But how to create a writer website without breaking the bank and hiring a web designer?
To begin with, you don’t have to with these powerful website tools and hacks. The best part is that some of them are free. Second, professional writers use these resources to connect with readers, increase book sales, grow their email list, and massively surge website traffic. But most important of all, you can create a writer website in less than one day.
How to Successfully Publish an eBook
By Amber Roshay
Are you looking to write and self-publish a book in 30 days? Well, it’s quite a challenge, but one that can happen with planning.
7 Writing Tips for Submitting Query Letters
This is a guest post by author Autumn Lindsey.
It’s been a little over six months since I started down the rabbit hole to Queryland and I have learned SO much. So, I thought I’d share a little about what I’ve learned about writing and submitting query letters so you can avoid some of the mistakes I have made.
How to Write Villains Readers Love to Hate
By Amber Roshay
Updated 5/19/19
In fairy tales, the villain is easy to spot. Usually, the bad guy has sharp teeth and wants to eat grandma. But in other stories, the villain isn’t as obvious and you’re not sure whether to love or hate him. Either way, you want to write memorable and believable villains that readers love to hate.
My Big Fat Picture Book Failure
It’s easy to share our successes with the world but harder to share stories of failure. Today I’m sharing my picture book failure so that you know you are not alone if you’ve tried and failed at something. Writing is one of those aspirations that can require a thick skin and will involve some tolerance of rejection.
How to Write a Blurb to Sell Your Book
This is a guest post by Tina Hogan Grant
Many authors find that one of the hardest parts of writing a book, is cramming their 80,000-word novel into a descriptive 250-word blurb. It's quite a challenge. I want to show you how to write an irresistible book blurb to sell your book.
How I Wrote a Novel and You Can Too
By Melissa Uhles
Have you always dreamed of writing a novel? Have you written the first chapter and then moved on to other things because you were stuck? You are not alone. Writing a book is HARD!
8 Summer Workout Tips for Busy Moms
Are you a busy mom looking for workout tips that will help you lose weight or get bikini ready? I know that after having two babies in two years, I struggled to find the time for fitness and eating healthy. Self-care is important for anyone but even more important for moms. These eight summer workout tips for busy moms will get you on the right track fast.