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The Importance of Book Bloggers for Indie Authors

March 18, 2018 by Valarie 1 Comment

Guest Post from Author Deanna Sletten As an indie author, you know that writing and publishing your novel is only half of the work. The other half is promoting it. Your book needs a few reviews attached to it as well as an outlet for readers to learn that your novel even exists. But how do you obtain these on a limited budget? Book bloggers are the answer. What are

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Writers Groups & Workshops-Taking Your Connections Off-line

September 7, 2012 by Valarie Leave a Comment

Photo source: http://beyond.customline.com/   Sometimes, in order to grow as a writer, you have to stop trying to “go it alone.” Are your writing dreams wishes or actionable items? It’s easy to say you want to write, it’s another thing to do it. How do you motivate yourself to keep at it when you’ve hit a writing wall? You can try self- deprecating conversations with yourself. Let me know how

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Writers Groups & Workshops-Taking Your Connections Off-line

September 7, 2012 by Valarie Leave a Comment

Photo source: http://beyond.customline.com/   Sometimes, in order to grow as a writer, you have to stop trying to “go it alone.” Are your writing dreams wishes or actionable items? It’s easy to say you want to write, it’s another thing to do it. How do you motivate yourself to keep at it when you’ve hit a writing wall? You can try self- deprecating conversations with yourself. Let me know how

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Writing Creativity Can’t be Forced : Guest Blogger Kathy Durham Sell (Aspiring Children’s Author)

July 17, 2012 by Valarie Leave a Comment

 Writing isn’t hard. Writing is easy.  I’m doing it right now for this blog post. It’s idea-generation that’s the challenge. How do you take our over-committed, multi-tasking brains and clear the deluge of thoughts in order to open up creativity? How many times have you sat down to write, and instead wound up with a grocery list, a plan for cleaning your closet, and a to-do list that included calling

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Take Aways, Authors, and Connections: My Trip to Book Expo America 2012

June 14, 2012 by Valarie Leave a Comment

Last week I was in NYC for Book Expo America, the largest book industry expo in the United States. Audrey Press was fortunate enough to be offered the ability to display live-streaming of the event right here on our blog. Not many were granted that access, and we are grateful Audrey Press was one of the chosen few. And thanks for all of your tweets about all of the wonderful

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Valarie's On The Move: Guest Bloggers Needed!

May 30, 2012 by Valarie Leave a Comment

  The next three months are going to be a whirl-wind of Book Shows, Travel, and Family fun in the Budayr household. Then top that off with one book launch (The Ultimate Guide To Charlie and The Chocolate Factory) and another major book project in production (The ROTH Book) makes  July-Sept one big, busy,  BLUR. A happy blur, but a blur nonetheless! SO, that’s where I could use some help.

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Valarie’s On The Move: Guest Bloggers Needed!

May 30, 2012 by Valarie Leave a Comment

  The next three months are going to be a whirl-wind of Book Shows, Travel, and Family fun in the Budayr household. Then top that off with one book launch (The Ultimate Guide To Charlie and The Chocolate Factory) and another major book project in production (The ROTH Book) makes  July-Sept one big, busy,  BLUR. A happy blur, but a blur nonetheless! SO, that’s where I could use some help.

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  • Brooks BenjaminBrooks Benjaminauthor of My Seventh Grade Life in Tights

    Gorgeous descriptions of New Orleans paired with a brilliant take on vampire lore, all written with a truly authentic teen voice add up to one thing: Hannah Rials’s writing is breathing new life into the paranormal YA world.

  • Mia WenjenMia Wenjenwww.pragmaticmom.com

    I always suspected that certain picture books give dragons an undeserved bad rap. This delightful picture book clears up dangerous and misleading misconceptions about dragons. Dragons, as it turns out, are gentle creatives that love sweets, hoard books, and, most certainly, are real! I'm getting the word out to my kids!

  • Renee CormierRenee CormierMother-Daughter Book Club

    Visually, this book is GORGEOUS! A Year in the Secret Garden is a treasure trove of activities, crafts, games, recipes and information all related to the classic children’s book, The Secret Garden, bringing to life this wonderful book to a new generation of readers. I cannot recommend this beautifully illustrated and detailed, information-packed book highly enough to parents, homeschoolers, teachers, and librarians. Ages 5+

  • Linda DawkinsLinda DawkinsNatural Suburbia

    What a beautiful book! The Waldorf Homeschool Handbook has given me much food for thought by reading it. I love it and even though we have already been homeschooling for almost 8 years now with children in highschool, it has been wonderfully refreshing and has encouraged me to relook at how we go about our homeschooling journey.

  • Bella AndreBella AndreNew York Times & USA Today bestselling author
    The Ultimate Guide to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is the most beautiful children’s book I’ve Ever Seen!
  • Eileen StraitonEileen StraitonLittle Acorn Learning

    The Fox Diaries is a beautiful collection that brings nature and beauty to life with each turning of the page.  I highly recommend this lovely book for adults and children of all ages.

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