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I know there are authors who resent libraries, but I believe they're a fairly small minority. Most of us love libraries, especially when we have written multiple books. Why? Do we really get big piles of money from library sales? Not really. But that's not the point.

Video trailers are a big thing for movies. In my opinion, there aren't nearly enough for books. To that end, I've created a new trailer for the Who Pooped series. This is what I did and how I did it.

Proseyr Publishing is offering a 30% discount on Myths & Legends of Tea throughout the month of February (starting today).

I've just released a free idea book for using the Yellowstone edition of Who Pooped as a teaching tool. It includes discussion topics, definitions, and activities aimed at English Language Arts, Ecology, and Geography. It includes images from the new 20th anniversary edition of the book.

Part 3 of a 3-part series for authors explaining how books make it into indie bookstores and which ones get the prime locations on the shelves.

Part 1 of a 3-part series for authors explaining how books make it into indie bookstores and which ones get the prime locations on the shelves.

Part 1 of a 3-part series for authors explaining how books make it into indie bookstores and which ones get the prime locations on the shelves.

Some of us thrive in the spotlight; some of us not so much. Either way, if you're an author promoting a book, you are going to end up being interviewed. No matter the platform, I have some tips for you to make the interview work out well.

Yesterday, I was working on a blog post called 11 Ideas for promoting your new book. I knew what I wanted for a header picture, but I didn’t feel like getting cleaned up, dressed up, and going out to stage the shot. It was a Saturday, and I’d much prefer to spend the day relaxingContinue reading "Fun with AI images"

You've finished your book, and you're sitting back, waiting for the first printed copies to arrive. It's time to start promoting it. Now! Here are 11 ways to get your book out there.