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Joined January 2014
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How to suppress women's writing by Joanna Russ. It lit a fire under me that 20 years later still burns brightly.
Great article on the book by @nprbooks here: npr.org/2018/04/21/600902444… #WritingCommunity #BookTwitter
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A random thought but what would be on your list of recommended books to read before you die? What books have made an impact on ypur life to say it should be a must read? #WritingCommunity #bookbloggers
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On Wednesday at 8pm UK time, Noon Pacific and 3pm Eastern US on the #indieAuthorChat Twitter chat we are talking about When Should You Go With a Traditional Publisher? #writingCommunity #authorTips
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Q7: Are you an author who has a live show or a podcast? Reply to this tweet with details. #indieAuthorChat
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Q6: Why do so many author shows fail to help with selling books? #indieAuthorChat
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Q5: What particular challenges are there to running a live show? #indieAuthorChat
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Q4: What challenges are there to running a podcast? #indieAuthorChat
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Q3: How much does it cost to run a live show or a podcast? #indieAuthorChat
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Q2: Why choose to run a podcast or a live show? #indieAuthorChat
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Q1: What are live shows, podcasts and video shows. Are they all the same? #indieAuthorChat
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Q6: Why are repeat customers so important? #indieAuthorChat
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Q5: What is a DYK (Did You Know) question and why is it worth asking? #indieAuthorChat
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Q4: What is the best time of day and method of communicating proactively? #indieAuthorChat
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Q3: What are some examples of proactive sales communication that authors could use for 5 minutes a day? #indieAuthorChat
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Q2: Why is being proactive so important for selling and what are the risks of selling reactively? #indieAuthorChat
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Q1: Why is selling still relevant for authors who mainly sell through Amazon rather than selling books directly? #indieAuthorChat
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Welcome to the #indieAuthorChat, the weekly twitter chat about writing and self-publishing brought to you by the Alliance of Independent Authors. Please say hi, where you are from and what (if any) book you are working on.
#writingCommunity #authorTips
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A6 Filtering is when the author adds in unnecessary narration, it removes the reader one step from the character for example: I heard, I saw, I felt. Remove them and your prose is tighter and your sentences more immediate #indieAuthorChat
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Q6: What are some common mistakes make when writing prose? #indieAuthorChat
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A5 Never be afraid to experiment. Learn the rules and then break them fearlessly. The point of writing is to be creative, imaginative. Embrace your author power! #indieAuthorChat