Category Archives: Guest post
Twitter for Authors: The Writer’s Guide To Book Promotion
I’d like to welcome a special guest on the blog today — Michael Dinich, who runs Your Money Geek, and is here to share his expertise on growing an audience through Twitter. Authors, get ready for a lesson on how … Continue reading
Being A Prolific Writer, Part 4: with M.S. Wordsmith
Should you write 1000+ words a day? 2000? 5000? 10,000? How much is required for you to be a successful writer? Read more… Continue reading
How to make magic believable — guest author Brian Declan
When I world-build, I break my world into categories. Most of these are practical: people, culture, society, organizations, history. But magic has its own category. It is a whole universe unto itself, as important in generating story as drawing maps. … Continue reading
An epic space opera has arrived — featuring debut novelist Cara Weston
As many of you will recall, I first got my feet wet on the Inkshares platform. While there, I had the opportunity to not only share my work in progress, but also connect with numerous authors who were—like me—trying to … Continue reading
Being A Prolific Writer, Part 3: with M.S. Wordsmith
How do you start your career as a writer? 6-figure advances are lucrative, but what can you do RIGHT NOW to take steps toward success? Continue reading
The Voice — guest post from epic fantasy author Andrew Wood
Happy Friday! To end this week, I’d like to highlight the talent of my assistant and apprentice editor, Andrew Wood. In fact, for those who enjoy the posts here on the Epic Fantasy Writer blog, Andrew is my front line, helping … Continue reading
The Art of World-Building by guest author Montgomery Mahaffey
Given this Tuesday’s post on how I used a wiki to build my world (missed it? read it here), I’d like to follow in the world-building vein with a guest post. Please welcome Montgomery Mahaffey, author of Ella Bandita and the … Continue reading
