What Are Words Worth?
Pete MayDispatches from a midlist writer misfiring in the gig economy
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The pun is mightier than the sword
A good title will definitely help you write your book. It’s surprising how many new writers often complete lengthy books without any clear idea of the title. That title is vital for both selling the work and inspiring you to finish it. I al...
Publish and be damned busy
So many publishers, so little time. A friend in publishing suggested attending the London Book Fair at Olympia. It’s aimed mainly at publishers and agents, but for an author she thought it might be useful to get an idea of smaller publisher...
Do you need an agent to get published?
Is publishing becoming a closed shop? More and more publishers’ websites have an entry reading, “Submissions: We only accept agented work.” Many new writers try to get an agent, fail, and give up. It doesn’t have to be like that. Just becau...
You've got my numbers
Today I have made one pence on AdSense. This is the advertising tool on Blogger, which is where my West Ham blog Hammers in the Heart is published (it’s now also on Substack). Much of the working day for the modern writer consists of checki...
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