Why Asking for Amazon Reviews Matters
In the literary realm, each word you meticulously craft holds weight. But beyond the pages, another crucial element significantly influences your book’s trajectory: Amazon reviews.
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Are You Using Your Soapbox? Strategies for Authors to Amplify Their Voice
Imagine this: your words, your stories, your voice echoing not just in a solitary room, but reverberating across the globe, touching readers, and igniting conversations.
Mastering Manuscript Editing: A Comprehensive Guide to Choosing the Right Editing Service
Without question, proofreading is an indispensable part of the publishing process. As authors, we invest enormous amounts of time and emotional energy into our work,
The Power of Testimony: How to Share Your Story and Impact Lives
Let’s be honest, sharing your personal journey isn’t just about getting words down on a page. It’s like letting someone into your private world— spilling
Author Spotlight: Ronald “Skip” Skolnik & Elizabeth “Libby” BudwegAuthor Spotlight:
Lucid Books is proud to present our latest Author Spotlight, featuring the incredible duo Ronald “Skip” Skolnik and Elizabeth “Libby” Budweg. Skip and Libby have
Ask a Publisher: Printing and Print on Demand
At some point or another in your publishing journey, you’ll come across the term “Print on Demand” or POD. Not sure what it means or
Author Spotlight: Jennifer Catney
1. What inspired you to become an author? I realized I have a voice and a responsibility to use that voice as a force for
Is Your Book Ready for Publication? Here’s How to Find Out
Crafting a book that captivates readers and takes them on a journey is no easy feat, and knowing when your manuscript is polished and ready
Ask a Publisher: The Different Types of Publishing
It’s no secret that the publishing industry can be a bit overwhelming, especially with so many different options to choose from. That’s why this month,
Author Spotlight: Kristi Sanders Lasher
NAME: Kristi Lasher 1. What inspired you to become an author? The Holy Spirit. Seriously. Never had a desire or thought in a million years