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My Interview with David Alan Binder–Full of Writing Tips

October 24, 2016 By Joan Curtis Leave a Comment

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Joan Curtis interview with David Alan Binder Joan’s Bio from her website (shortened):  Joan is an award-winning writer who has published 7 books and numerous stories. In her mystery/suspense novel, The Clock Strikes Midnight, we meet Janie Knox, a tormented young woman who escaped her home and family after a jury convicted her stepfather of killing […]

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Filed Under: Interviews with Writers, Marketing for Writers, The Business of Writing, Thoughts on Creativity, Writing Tips Tagged With: book marketing, David Alan Binder, e-murderer, Murder on Moonshine Hill, publishing, self-publishing, The Clock Strikes Midnight, writing tips

Indie Publishing vs Self Publishing

October 17, 2012 By Joan Curtis Leave a Comment

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How many of you are confused out there? I see a number of hands raised. When it comes to publishing these days, the reader must beware! Today’s world of publishing is quite murky. It is hard for readers to know if a book has been self-published, published by a small publisher or traditionally published. Why […]

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Filed Under: The Business of Writing Tagged With: indie publishing, self-publishing, traditional publishing

New Thoughts on Self-Publishing

March 6, 2012 By Joan Curtis Leave a Comment

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What are your thoughts on self-publishing?  I ask this question carefully.  I don’t want a long tirade on the arrogance of the traditional publishing market. In fact, I’ve had great experience with my publisher, ABC-CLIO, Praeger Press. They are not only responsive but they also do a good job. Nonetheless, I understand that the publishing […]

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Filed Under: The Business of Writing Tagged With: agents, Joel Friendlander, publishing, self-publishing, Writing

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