Booksters...more great hashtags to check out to help you with sharing your tweets. Thank you Nicholas C. Rossis.
If You Expect the World to be Fair With You…
Just One Last Joyous Moment for Today
My oldest granddaughter and as she describes it, my best friend, (TRUE) Esme, beat me tonight at Frozen Trouble. She's four. She's brilliant. Goodnight my friends.
I’m a Little Disappointed Tonight – Albeit Not Too Surprised
As you know, if you follow my blog, I'm taking part in an interesting exercise in crowd-funding. Â After doing a bit of Googling, I noticed that there appears to be some confusion as to what the purpose of crowd-funding is and why people do it. In my case, I'm doing it to raise money to …
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When You Are Mastering Change
Hmmm…I seem to have read this somewhere else recently…
You cannot control what happens to you, but you can control your attitude toward what happens to you, and in that, you will be mastering change rather than allowing it to master you. — Brian Tracy
Guest Post – Captivating, Realistic, Intense, Powerful
Definitely breaking the silence and reblogging this for more to see.
Festivals, Book Events Etc. – To Do or Not To Do?
Last night during The Writers Lounge Blog Talk Radio show, we had a little discussion about book signings, book festivals and other bookish events. The question started out as something else and evolved into us chatting about the positives and negatives of doing these. One of the biggest negatives was not being able to afford …
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Baltimore Book Festival Month is Here – Who’s Going?
I love the Baltimore Book Festival. Last year was my first year participating as an author because well, I was an author for the first time last year. 😉 Last year, I was in the author's tent. It was an excellent opportunity to meet readers, sell some books, sign some books and meet some very …
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Guest Post: Crowdfunding & Why It Should Be Important To You by Justine Schofield
For anyone who is on the fence about participating in a Pubslush campaign or who may have questions about why I am doing this, here is a wonderful article to explain.
I would like to welcome Justine Schofield from Pubslush to NAG today. She will talk about crowdfunding and how it will help authors. She will also share some info about Pubslush. Just for coming by where and reading, she has a special treat at the end. Enjoy! Have a question? Leave a comment!Â
Crowdfunding presents a unique opportunity for those looking to raise funds in the current economic landscape. Whether you have a startup business idea, an innovative new product or a creative project, you can now rally the support of the crowd to gain funding and awareness. Through the reward-based crowdfunding model, project creators can offer supporters and early adopters exclusive benefits and incentives in exchange for their financial pledge.Â
Not only does crowdfunding offer the go-getters of the world with an opportunity to fund their project outside of conventional funding options, it’s an industry that’s growing. Quickly.
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Inspiration Comes from the Damnedest Places
To you--yes, you reading this tonight or tomorrow or whenever, you may look up at the title of this blog and say, "What the...?" but I assure you, inspiration came and it lingers in every cell of my body at this moment. I don't need to tell you what it was. I only need to …
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