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CHARLES FRODE: Why Would Anyone Want To (Self) Publish A Book, Anyway?

CHARLES FRODE: Why Would Anyone Want To (Self) Publish A Book, Anyway?

by Anne Carroll | Feb 22, 2022 | Guest

Feed my ego? Have people see my talent? Make bank? Share my inner world with the outer world? Uh-huh…Right. I have been writing since high school, and in the last ten years I have published, yes, self-published, six books. A glutton for punishment, you say? You are so...
Get Your Writing Game On: How an Author is Like an Olympic Athlete

Get Your Writing Game On: How an Author is Like an Olympic Athlete

by Anne Carroll | Feb 18, 2022 | Public

Watching professional-level athletes, especially top-of-their-game individual olympic athletes, battle it out on the course or field makes me burst with pride. They sure don’t get to this level by chance. They are expected to train every single day, at the same time...
On Writing: A Comparison Between Committing to Writing a Book versus a Workout Routine

On Writing: A Comparison Between Committing to Writing a Book versus a Workout Routine

by Anne Carroll | Oct 15, 2020 | Public

Making the commitment to writing a book is very similar to dedicating yourself to a workout routine. Whether you want to write a book or you want to get in shape and be healthy, both efforts benefit from a phased approach and plan to achieve a goal. Writing a book...
The Indie Author Audience: Why It’s Important to Have an Established Following Before You Publish a Book

The Indie Author Audience: Why It’s Important to Have an Established Following Before You Publish a Book

by Anne Carroll | Aug 15, 2020 | Public

Making that commitment publicly will accomplish a few things. It will motivate you to commit to writing the book. You will be more likely to finish the book. It will create buzz and anticipation for the book. Once the book is available, you will have an initial reader...
The Book Review Dilemma: How to Get Readers to Review Your Book

The Book Review Dilemma: How to Get Readers to Review Your Book

by Anne Carroll | Jun 15, 2020 | Public

So you wrote a book! Take a moment and revel in the realization that you are successful at the multi-stepped process of dreaming up a compelling book idea, planning it out, committing to writing the first draft, sending it out for edits and peer reviews, designing a...
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