Tag Archives | Christine Nolfi

Classic Books On The Craft Of Writing

I’m thrilled to be participating in the New Classic Reads blog hop with so many fabulous bloggers and my co-hosts, authors Terri Giuliano Long, Christine Nolfi and Rachel Thompson (read about the fab three at the end of this post). We’ve united this week to discuss our favorite classics. Not only traditional, established classics – [...]

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How to Get Your Book Reviewed

In this post, author Christine Nolfi is sharing her expertise about to approach book bloggers. My friends are so cool. Enjoy! Reviews from book bloggers are one of the best avenues for self-published authors to garner publicity and make sales. I’m often asked by other writers, “How did you get so many great reviews for [...]

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Life, Liberty … Treasure Me!

This summer, my friend Christine Nolfi is publishing Second Chance Grill, the second book in her Liberty series. I’m pleased to host her on my blog this week with an excerpt from the first Liberty book, Treasure Me – a sweet, inspiring, delightful read! Welcome Christine … “A New York editor once described my novels [...]

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Press Kits, Book Reviews … and Perfect Timing!

These Master Bloggers recently shared important tips about press kits, book reviews, and book publicity on their own blogs. They’ve generously agreed to let me share their ideas with you here! An Author’s Press Kit for Review Submission The wonderful book review bloggers at Book Bloggers’ Collaborative (BBCOLL) gave me some very valuable insights into [...]

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The Best Editing Tip Ever #1 – Key Line Layout

I’m a novice self-publishing author, tackling something new almost every day. It’s a tough road, and one I share with many writers traveling a similar path. The tasks that fall to us – writing, editing, working with cover artists, researching ebook formatting and print edition options, putting up websites, blogging, tweeting, posting on Facebook – can [...]

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So Many Writers, So Little Time

Since my Twitter obsession began I’ve followed many writers. That was my goal. To connect, to learn about other people’s creative process, discover the sites they were using, where they were selling (ebooks? print copies?) and how they were marketing themselves and their books. I wanted to find out what was working. What I absolutely [...]

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