by kobowritinglife | Jul 31, 2019 | My Writing Life, The Craft of Writing
by Amy Evans Writing any kind of musical piece, from composing a Brazilian samba song to a Hollywood movie soundtrack, is an inherently creative process. Does it follow then, that listening to music will help you write a better novel? It depends on the type of music...
by kobowritinglife | Jan 3, 2018 | KWL Community, My Writing Life, Self-Promotion, Self-Publishing, Success Stories, The Business of Writing, The Craft of Writing, Tips
by Tracy Cooper-Posey Here’s a question for you: Why did you get into indie publishing? There’s thousands of answers and none of them are wrong. I guarantee that one of the reasons you like indie publishing, now you’ve got a taste for it, is the high degree of control...
by kobowritinglife | Sep 16, 2017 | My Writing Life, The Craft of Writing
By Barbara G. Tarn Next year I’ll celebrate 40 years of stories. I stopped counting before the indie revolution and I was already over 500 titles, with less than 10 unfinished. Before you ask: yes, they suck. No, I will never publish most of those stories,...
by kobowritinglife | Jun 26, 2017 | My Writing Life, Promotion/Event, Self-Promotion, Self-Publishing
You can earn more with Kobo Writing Life’s Author Affiliate program! This program is free to join, easy to sign-up, and requires no technical knowledge. It’s a great way to increase exposure to your titles and get paid for the referrals! On top of that,...
by kobowritinglife | Jun 7, 2017 | My Writing Life, Self-Promotion, Self-Publishing
By Janie Crouch I write romantic suspense. Best job in the world. In every book I write there comes a moment when the main characters have to reach for an inner strength they didn’t know they had, to fight an evil bigger than they thought. It’s agonizing, but they...
by kobowritinglife | Oct 24, 2016 | My Writing Life
What sparked the idea for Miss You Once Again? Miss You Once Again came about because of several converging events. First, my own dear Nana, who the Nana in this book is loosely based upon, passed away during the fall of 2010. During the many family gatherings that...
