Twitterific Writing Links

March 11, 2018 / Twitterific / 10 COMMENTS

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by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

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New Stuff: 

The 8th annual online Nonfiction Writers Conference, May 2-4. The opening session features a conversation with Gretchen Rubin, New York Times bestselling author of The Four Tendencies, Better Than Before, and The Happiness Project. Additional sessions cover how to write, publish, promote and profit with nonfiction books.   There is a fee for attending the conference, but here is a discount code for 33% off for my blog readers: ElizabethSpannCraig35 

Picture book resources: This was something cool that I stumbled across this week: free picture book templates and other resources from the talented Debbie Ridpath Ohi (@inkyelbows).

I have a post up today on the Alliance of Independent Authors blog for their Sunday Self-Publishing Success stories.

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  2. As always, Elizabeth, these are great links. One of the things I’ve not done yet is anything meaningful about international publishing and about translating. I ought to consider that; I know that people widen their markets that way. Hmmm…something to put on the list of things to do for growth…

    1. It can definitely bring in more income and expose your books to more readers…and it can all be free of upfront costs with royalty-share arrangements (translation) and international aggregators (who, like Amazon, take a portion of royalties).

  5. These links are worth their weight in gold. Thank you. When I see people helping us writers they way you have it is a reminder that we are given plenty of tools to create. There is no excuse to produce quality work.

    Thanks again for your help.

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