Hi SEers! D. L. Finn here to talk about what I learned after writing the book. Over twenty years ago, I tried to find my children’s book a publisher. After a couple of years of nice handwritten or standard form rejections, life got busy, and I put this on the back burner. Then eight years … Continue reading AFTER THE BOOK IS WRITTEN: WEBSITE & SOCIAL MEDIA
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How to make 3D #bookcovers for #FREE
Hi SErs! Harmony here 🙂 Today, I'd like to take a look at how to make mock-up 3D book covers for free. I used to use photoshop and scripts for all of this, but the program is both expensive and laborious to learn. Here, I show you a much quicker, easier, and--best of all--free way … Continue reading How to make 3D #bookcovers for #FREE
Make Your Blog User-Friendly
Hey, SE Readers. Happy 2020! Joan with you today, not only kicking off a new year but a new decade. Can you believe it’s been twenty years since we had all the crazy hoopla about Y2K? When I was a child, the year 2000 seemed far into the future. For me (and many), the thought … Continue reading Make Your Blog User-Friendly
Author Essentials Part 3: Website
Good morning story Empire readers, P. H. here today with another edition of Author Essentials. Previously to foundation topics were discussed, domain name choices and establishing an email address for your writing needs. You can click on the links for each of those to catch up in the series necessary or refer back to them. … Continue reading Author Essentials Part 3: Website
Author Essentials Part 2: Email
Good morning to all of the SE readers, this is P. H. with more author essentials for you today. These posts are mainly geared toward newer authors, but those who have been at it for a while may find these helpful as well. New authors will not always ask what they need beyond their writing … Continue reading Author Essentials Part 2: Email
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