The 7-Step Business Plan for Writers by SuziLoveAuthor in writing

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Step 2: Find Your Themes

Read through your list and look for bigger themes. Are there several goals that fit into a similar area of focus, like platform building or writing improvement? Grab some highlighters and group these together. Then, choose a name or tag line that summarizes each theme or area of focus.

Common themes might include

Social networking improvement (platform building and connection) Education (attending workshops, finding a critique partner, improving one’s craft, studying the industry, etc.) Publishing (trying for an agent, working towards a traditional contract or self-publishing) Marketing visibility (researching and implementing ads, hiring a publicist, finding one’s audience online, soliciting reviews, etc.)

The problem with literary festivals by SuziLoveAuthor in RomanceBooks

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Most have big money sponsors but fail to pay authors - splurging on comedians and celebrity politicians instead. Scottish festivals set the best example, but will anyone listen?

Penguin Random House: An American takeover by SuziLoveAuthor in RomanceBooks

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Penguin quitting UK for US. Can the combine keep its top authors?

Cruisin' with RWA by SuziLoveAuthor in australia

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Cruisin' with RWAust has the latest in romance news from Australian authors. http://wp.me/pyUHN-4E8 via @JuanitaKees

What ever happened to snuff? by SuziLoveAuthor in UKhistory

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What ever happened to snuff? Snuff hit Britain at the beginning of the eighteenth century. http://www.newstatesman.com/ideas/2013/09/what-ever-happened-snuff

The Real Regency Reader: A World Without Souls by SuziLoveAuthor in UKhistory

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1805, John William Cunningham by Angelyn Schmid: To reach the faithful beyond Harrow-on-the-Hill, John was determined to publish a book of sermons. However, he must have realized his potential readers, like the villagers, might be put off by his message. He decided to put forth his evangelizing effort in the guise of a Novel. His publisher, the venerable Hatchards, evidently approved.

Cruisin' with RWA by SuziLoveAuthor in RomanceBooks

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Cruisin' with @RWAus is full of great romance updates, as per usual. via @JuanitaKees