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"Thank you to everyone in the thread, I had no idea this was possible.
I must study this thread more closely,
Thank you again to all."
SpotlightInterviews replied to Sandra Kitchen's discussion 'Press Release' in the group Free Book Marketing"Local media, especially print, are often scrambling to fill pages so they can sell more advertising. I'd call their newsdesk directly and inform them nicely that you're sending them a press release and are a local author if they would be…"
Lisa R.Brereton left a comment for Sandra Kitchen"Hi Sandra,
Welcome, it is so nice to have you here, and would be nice to learn more about what you write.
I hope to here fro you
Lisa Brereton"
Sandra Kitchen replied to scribbler's discussion 'Average 2010 salaries for writers and editors' in the group Writing For A Living"Thanks Scribbler, this is good to know. Of course the raise will not help at tax time when you have to pay into the IRS."
Kay Elizabeth left a comment for Sandra Kitchen"Sandra, there's a chat tonight if you can make it. I know you need to be after 8 because of prior commitments but I'd love to see you if you can manage. :) It's from 7PM CST onwards."
Kay Elizabeth replied to Sandra Kitchen's discussion 'Looking for Freelance Work Does Not Need to be Difficult' in the group Writing For A Living"The "free" part of freelancing is that you are able to work for whoever you want, whenever you want. You're not tied to a company or employer and can work for several at once. It's not as easy as it sounds because you have to be…"
Sandra Kitchen replied to Kay Elizabeth's discussion 'I'd love to try the chat'"Thanks Scribbler, I am back, just catching up on all the new posts.
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Sandra Kitchen replied to Kay Elizabeth's discussion 'I'd love to try the chat'"Glad everyone has gotten the chat off to a good start, sorry I missed it. I have missed a lot I am sure, but had something personal that kept me from joining in here.
I will certainly join the next chat."
Kay Elizabeth replied to Sandra Kitchen's discussion 'Press Release' in the group Free Book Marketing"That's a really important point, scribbler. Getting the format right can even be used as part of a selection method. Editors have a limited amount of space to fill and won't waste time fixing things.
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scribbler replied to Sandra Kitchen's discussion 'Press Release' in the group Free Book Marketing"This is a good thread! :) Another point: the layout of a press release follows a specific style. A press release that's not formatted properly gives a busy editor a reason to throw it in the trash and not even read it.
First timers often…"
Sandra Kitchen replied to Sandra Kitchen's discussion 'Press Release' in the group Free Book Marketing"You are right Kay, one of the things that should be done before writing a press release is to research how to write one properly. It should be interesting information, not only advertising.
One of the things about a press release, while they are an…"
Kay Elizabeth replied to Sandra Kitchen's discussion 'Press Release' in the group Free Book Marketing"Good post, Sandra. Turnaround time does vary with some being a lot faster than others. When you get that for free, you can't complain really though! :)
Here's a list of free PR distribution sites.
What needs to be remembered when writing…"
Sandra Kitchen commented on Boops_Tammy's blog post 'Authors, Writers, Publishing'"Hi Tammy, one of the easiest ways to fine a traditional publisher is to have an agent, this is someone that will know what publishers are looking for and will accept new writers. The best thing to do is research, both agents, how publishing works,…"
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The Soldier
Posted on October 3, 2009 at 7:35am 5 Comments 0 Likes
He smelled blood and crossed the line into the events that played over and over in his mind, it had stopped for a time, but now it was back.
Danny could see and smell even taste the dust flying in the air, it had been a long fight not one of the other soldiers he was with could tell who the bad guys were.
That was the whole problem, not like when he was young playing cowboys, the bad cowboy always wore a black hat while the good one wore a white Stetson, and this enemy… Continue
Danny could see and smell even taste the dust flying in the air, it had been a long fight not one of the other soldiers he was with could tell who the bad guys were.
That was the whole problem, not like when he was young playing cowboys, the bad cowboy always wore a black hat while the good one wore a white Stetson, and this enemy… Continue
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- At 7:32pm on January 23, 2010, Kay Elizabeth said…
- Sandra, there's a chat tonight if you can make it. I know you need to be after 8 because of prior commitments but I'd love to see you if you can manage. :) It's from 7PM CST onwards.
- At 5:25pm on April 7, 2011, Lisa R.Brereton said…
Hi Sandra,
Welcome, it is so nice to have you here, and would be nice to learn more about what you write.
I hope to here fro you
Lisa Brereton
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