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“How To Self-Publish A Children’s Book” outlines the precise path to fulfilling your dream of becoming a published children’s book author. Continue reading →
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A child might be different from their parent in a lot of ways, but a parent’s love is unconditional. “I Love You For You” celebrates the fun a parent and child have when they embrace what makes each other different. Continue reading →
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There will always be issues with whatever platform you use to create books. Just like there will always be flaws within the traditional system or indie system. Pick your poison, because nothing is 100% perfect. Continue reading →
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A beautiful American spy flees into the night. On her own, she must live by her wits to evade capture and make it to the safety of the Allied forces. Continue reading →
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“How to Meditate and Why” offers stories, advice, history, method and a philosophical guideline to meditation at a level approachable to all. Continue reading →
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When I was diagnosed in 2011, I, like most people, knew almost nothing about breast cancer. What I did know is that I didn’t feel safe simply following my doctors’ advice. Continue reading →
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In the far south a young girl goes missing, lost without trace in the wilderness beyond her remote family cottage. A year later her father disappears in the same place. Then nothing. At all. Continue reading →
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We’ve talked a lot about books that you’ve decided to re-release, book updates, and getting your rights back from a publisher, but we’ve yet to discuss the book bundle. Continue reading →
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When they hear the term copywriting, most authors assume it’s only relatable to businesses trying to promote themselves online. That may be true up to some extent. But are we forgetting something? Continue reading →
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World history is replete with instances in which a critically important event would not have occurred but for the intervention of fortune. Was the very existence of Christianity saved first by the appearance of a meteor and later by the alcohol-induced death of a distant leader? Continue reading →
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Raimond Volpe on his IRDA-Winning book “Success1010 for Living”
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR Staff“Success1010 for Living” is a guide to living your most successful life. Continue reading →
Yvonne Jones on her IRDA Winning Title “How To Self-Publish A Children’s Book”
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR Staff“How To Self-Publish A Children’s Book” outlines the precise path to fulfilling your dream of becoming a published children’s book author. Continue reading →
Heather Lester on her IRDA Winning Book “I Love You for You”
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR StaffA child might be different from their parent in a lot of ways, but a parent’s love is unconditional. “I Love You For You” celebrates the fun a parent and child have when they embrace what makes each other different. Continue reading →
The Truth about Traditional Publishing
/0 Comments/in Columns, Tips /by Rachel Van DykenThere will always be issues with whatever platform you use to create books. Just like there will always be flaws within the traditional system or indie system. Pick your poison, because nothing is 100% perfect. Continue reading →
Ellen Butler on her IRDA Winning Book “The Brass Compass”
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR StaffA beautiful American spy flees into the night. On her own, she must live by her wits to evade capture and make it to the safety of the Allied forces. Continue reading →
Richard Nell on his IRDA-Winning Book “Kings of Paradise”
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR StaffA deformed genius plots vengeance while struggling to survive. Continue reading →
Mara M. Zimmerman on her IRDA-Winning Book “How to Meditate and Why”
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR Staff“How to Meditate and Why” offers stories, advice, history, method and a philosophical guideline to meditation at a level approachable to all. Continue reading →
Discovery Awards Ceremony at BookExpo America
/0 Comments/in Books /by Tyler DoornbosKathryn R. Biel on her IRDA-Winning Book “Live for This”, a true story of growth and redemption and finding a way to heal.
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Janet Maker on her IRDA Winning book “The Thinking Woman’s Guide to Breast Cancer”
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR StaffWhen I was diagnosed in 2011, I, like most people, knew almost nothing about breast cancer. What I did know is that I didn’t feel safe simply following my doctors’ advice. Continue reading →
Finn Bell on his IRDA-Winning Book DEAD LEMONS
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR StaffIn the far south a young girl goes missing, lost without trace in the wilderness beyond her remote family cottage. A year later her father disappears in the same place. Then nothing. At all. Continue reading →
Announcing the 2018 Discovery Awards Winners!
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Chris Patchell: “I started writing young, in the third grade, but it was decades before I was brave enough to publish my work.”
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR StaffDARK HARVEST is the gripping, emotional tale of the search for a missing pregnant woman. Continue reading →
Why Book Bundling Is A Creative Way to Revive Interest in Older Books
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Jeff McGowan on being an indie: “You know you’re a writer, but without anything to show for it, others don’t, and that can be disorienting.”
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Vanda Talks about “telling the true history” of the LGBT community
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR StaffIn a world where same sex relationships are illegal can Alice and Juliana’s love survive? Continue reading →
Seductive Sales Copy for Book Authors
/0 Comments/in Columns, Tips /by IR StaffWhen they hear the term copywriting, most authors assume it’s only relatable to businesses trying to promote themselves online. That may be true up to some extent. But are we forgetting something? Continue reading →
Author Sebastian Barnes: “…I believe a writer isn’t something you decide to be. I believe a writer is simply something you are.”
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR StaffWillow Tree’s Gift is a story for young adults about kindness. Continue reading →
Thomas J. Thorson: “Write for yourself, never for others. And ignore the advice of other authors, including me.”
/0 Comments/in All About the Book, Guest Author, Interviews /by IR StaffWorld history is replete with instances in which a critically important event would not have occurred but for the intervention of fortune. Was the very existence of Christianity saved first by the appearance of a meteor and later by the alcohol-induced death of a distant leader? Continue reading →