book promo – Author Lesli Richardson / Tymber Dalton

I see a lot of promo on Facebook, including people who don’t pay attention to a group’s rules when they join and post promo that violates the rules. We have this problem a lot in the Erotic Romance group. Ironically,

Time for another mash-up of things I’ve gleaned from the interwebs (other than pictures of cats). Great article at the Writer Beware blog about when to refuse a contract (complete with reference links): http://accrispin.blogspot.com/2012/11/guest-blog-post-mustering-courage-to.html A couple of great articles from LiveScience

I love rainy weather, but #Debby has given me a touch of cabin fever. To take my mind off it, I’m opening the comments section of this post for today ONLY (I’ll close the comments tomorrow) for you to PIMP

I know I’ve harped on promotion before, but it can be overwhelming for an author, especially a new one, to effectively do it. There are so many avenues out there, free and that will cost you, that it’s mind-numbing to

You struggle and work and sweat and cry and bleed and rip a piece of your guts out and — finally — you have a book and it’s *gasp!* accepted by a publisher. That was the easy part. As an

Lately, there’s been a pretty aggravating trend of writers not using Facebook the way it was intended (as a pretty good social networking site) but as…well… A $2 whore. This trend seems to be predominant amongst newbie and self-published writers,

I’ve got a new free story posted in the Free Reads & Excerpts section of my LesliRichardson.com website, titled, “Of Shuffleboard and B-Negative.” It’s a twist on the traditional vampire tale. Also, today I’m guest-blogging at Lyrical Press: http://lyricalpress.blogspot.com The