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September 19, 2016
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By Anne Duguid Knol
Dean Wesley
Smith is a professional writer, a USA Today best selling author. He has
over one hundred novels published and is responsible for many episodes
of popular long running TV series.
He also finds time to write helpful blog articles and books to help aspiring authors.
Now
updating his best seller Think Like a Publisher for the 2015 edition,
he is posting the update chapter by chapter on his blog, www. deanwesleysmith.com
The joy of reading the book in this way is that its value is doubled.
Not only is it a free way to access great information, but you also have
the benefit of the comments section in which he gives practical answers
to authors' questions.
By
doing the maths of the writing life, he shows how it can be possible
to make a living without qualifying for the Amazon bestseller lists and
constantly reminds of the need for patience and hard work.
Interestingly, he is not one of the authors with hundreds of five star
reviews. He just does the writing and assumably his work markets
itself.
It's a blog well worth investigating and his other bestsellers, Killing the Top Ten Sacred Cows of Publishing,
with the second book specifically about Indie Publishing, and the third
one on the way, are also available chapter by chapter as blog posts
with again the added benefits of the comments.
To Market or Not ?
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