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Impaling FIFTY SHADES OF GREY – because we can
by Guy Bergstrom As is my custom and habit, and my Bobby Brown prerogative, I’m going to go with the first page – as printed. You know, printed with ink at these places we used to call “stores of books,” where you handed the nice folks who live there paper decorated with dead presidents and […]
5 Brutal Truths About Book Marketing
A guest post by Desiree Wolfe Unless you wrote your book just for a copy on your own shelf, you’re going to need to do some marketing. Yes, marketing. That scary word most writers think they understand but really have absolutely no clue about. It doesn’t have to be scary if you’re prepared. I’ve compiled […]
Top 10 Evil Tips for Authors, Actors and Artists
by Guy Bergstrom So, you’re a creative type – a writer of epic literary novels, an actor schlepping tables in Hollywood or a great artist in a black turtleneck who paints canvasses black because that’s HOW YOU FEEL about global hegemony. How can you bust through and make it? Oh, I’ve written all sorts of […]
9 Ways to Make Your Editor Love You
Let’s make this quick and dirty. The way I like it. 1 – Respect the deadline. You’re busy. Your editor is busy. If you agree on a start date, or a date you’ll be ready for round two of your edits, BE READY. 2 – ‘s is not plural. I’ll say it again another way: […]
On nickel and diming, giving anxiety the finger and WRITING
So yesterday, I announced my editing rates will double on March 1st. Today, we talk about what that means. As your editor, I perform a developmental edit, a copy edit AND a proofread on your manuscript. It’s all included in one package. Don’t know the difference? Go here and read. It’s the same editing process […]
What are you lying to yourself about?
I can’t remember the last time I vacuumed. No, I don’t have a housekeeper. What I have is a dirty house. And an empty refrigerator. And a towering pile of laundry. Because I’ve put everything I have into building this business for more than a year. In December, I drew a line: I said I […]
Why are writers such lazy bums?
by Guy Bergstrom I don’t really think writers are lazy bums. I just want us all to talk about the elephant in the living room. Why does writing TAKE SO LONG? The average person types 50 words per minute. And that’s slow. I type about 80 or 90. Faster if I have coffee. Quicker if […]
Ten years later, it’s the same game for this celiac
Ten years ago, it was okay when no one knew about celiac disease. The medical community labeled it rare. The general populace had never heard of it. People didn’t eat gluten-free. Shit, people didn’t even know what gluten was. I was diagnosed in 2003, after 11 years with mysterious symptoms ranging from radical weight-loss to […]