Disclaimer, Please Read
   A good time to become Published
   "Added Value" thinking
   Affiliate Publisher
   Are you "Published" Period.
   Back Cover Endorsements and Blurb
   Black Text may be a RED Flag
   Blacks; Are all created equal?
   Book Layout in MSWord
   Bookstore Visit
   Bookstore Visit 2
   Converting Book to eBook
   Copyright Issues
   Cover Art Resolution
   Cover Coatings: Lam/UV
   Cover (Color) Proofs
   Creed Stolen from 1913
   Customer Service 1
   Customer Service 2
   Customer Service 3
   Disclaimer, Please Read
   Dream, Do you have one?
   Ethics Check: What would I do?
   Errors in English Language
   Family History the same as any book
   Family History Tips 1
   Family History Tips 2
   Family History Tips 3
   Family History Tips 4
   Family History Tips 5
   FAQs for Self Publishers (short list)
   Five Short Chapters on Change
   Fresh Eyes
   Goals: 10 years ago
   Goals: Move your Feet! Start Dancing!
   Goals: Where are You Now?
   Ideas to think (talk) about
   ISBN, The Mysterious
   ISBNs and Barcodes
   Kindle 2
   Marketing Ideas
   PDF 101
   PDF 201
   PDF 301
   Personalized Contact
   Price or Choice; Which should win
   Print Quantity 1
   Print Quantity 2
   Proofing Stage
   Reinvent and Rediscover Ourselves
   Social Networking
   Terms to be Familiar with
   Ticks and Bleeds
   Time: Friend or Foe
   Timing: When should I get a RFQ?
   Tips and Tricks: Page Size
   Trade Secrets
   Trade Secrets Revealed 101
   Traditional Publisher or Self Publish
   Usage: Affect and Effect
   Usage: i.e. and e.g.
   Usage: into and in to
   Usage: Little Lone / Let Alone
   Why Self Publish
   Widows and Orphans
   Will my Book Sell?
   Woodshed time
   Work from Home offers
   Writing Audience
   Zoom-zoom

 

 


To Whom am I writing?

 

It was recently discovered that I write articles for Sunrise Publishing (SunriseBooks.com) and was asked what I write about. Also, if it was hard to come up with ideas to write about.

I answered by saying I focus on the audience I write to (writers). They are wonderful creatures and it’s to them that I write and post my articles.

I break my entries into 3 basic areas; the writer as a person with human characteristics. This is the real person who has goals, ups and downs and writer’s block, too.

The writer as an artist that composes and expresses his/her talent with words (proper punctuation and word usage--and yes Ibid. should be italicized);

The writer who is a self-publisher who has to deal with the mechanics of getting their book to the final stage--a published book. This is the person who needs to puts creativity on the back burner and learn to turn-on production mode to get through the basics of clicking here and clicking there and making a proper PDF.

The final thing I use for my material comes from the authors themselves. Many questions arise from day-to-day challenges of getting their projects to the next level.

Yes sireee, writers are true artists, and they’re a joy to work with.

 

 

Disclaimer:  Not responsible for advice, ideas, suggestions and/or programs. By mentioning these programs or any other program, I’m in no way endorsing these or any other programs for you and/or your project. Any advice, ideas or suggestions and/or programs mentioned are considered my opinion only and am considered not liable. Not responsible for sales or lack of sales of your project.

Brian@SunriseBooks.com
SunrisePublishing@gmail.com

 

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