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Tag Archives: novels
Attn: Indie Authors — “What’s the Big Deal About ISBN Numbers?”
I Know the Difference If you’ve followed my blogs for very long, you know that I’m pretty nutty-excited over the world of self publishing. For me, there’s an added dimension of having worked under the thumb of publishing houses for … Continue reading
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Tagged author, be a novelist, beanovelist, Bowker, Classic Collection, Indie Authors, ISBN numbers, Norma Jean Lutz, Norma Jean Lutz Classic Collection, novel writing, novel-writing skills, novelist, novelists, novels, self-publishing, Tiger Beetle at Kendallwood, writer, writing
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Ode to the Typographical Error
Ah remember the days when a typo caused genuine, deep-felt embarrassment, remorse, and shame? Now they are legion throughout the Internet. Still and yet, if you consider yourself to be a writer — in any interpretation of the term — … Continue reading