Category Archives: Author’s Workplace

Ron’s Tip of the Day Writing a Series Pt 1

New writers are often advised to write a series. The argument is you have a better marketing opportunity. If a reader likes one, he/she will likely buy the others. Is it true?

Ron’s Tip of the Day When the Unexpected Happens

Welcome to Ron’s Tip of the Day. Throughout the week I will share a tip with you. This is an experiment in microblogging. Let me know how I’m doing. Today I am looking at When the Unexpected Happens. Today started somewhat typical. It began by getting cleaned and dressed, followed by breakfast and devotions. ThenContinue reading “Ron’s Tip of the Day When the Unexpected Happens”

Ron’s Tuesday’s Tip: Taking the First Step

Now she was ready to get the help she needed to become a published author.

Ron’s Tuesday’s Tip: Your Tools

I believe in research. Having your own personal library often provides you with needed material that helps you better understand a subject for your book. Maybe a critical weapon, a graving tool, or some other item that fits into your story. How about a How To book that covers something you’re writing about?

Ron’s Tuesday Tip: Handling Rejection Slips

As a disclaimer I have never received a rejection slip because I have never used traditional publishers. As an Indie publisher I have the ultimate power or authority and I can exercise that authority over when my book is published. I may change my mind, but if I want it published it gets published.