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Perchance To Dream #15

December 06, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Anne Lamott, book agents, book distribution skills, book marketing skills, copyright issues, Covid affects marketing, Erin Donley, Sage Adair, self-publishing, services for self-publishing, writing as a career
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I slumped into the chair opposite a fellow writer at a neighborhood coffee shop.  She and I hadn’t met in a while because of Covid restrictions. Naturally, I was delighted to see her looking well. She told me she’d taken a hiatus from adding to her ongoing Sage Adair mystery seri
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Perchance To Dream 11

August 11, 2022
by Caroline Miller
agent rejections, crumbling colonialism, cute dogs, East Africa in 1960s, Erin Donley, Erin Donley Communications, female protagonist, Getting Lost to Find Home, importance of a large platform, Kenya, Linus, marketing non-fiction, n, self-publishing options, WordPress algorithms, writing fiction
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A year ago, I threw in the towel.  By then my memoir had received more than 100 agent rejections.  Presuming the fault was mine, I decided to rewrite the manuscript. The editor I’d hired to critique the original draft had called that version “literature.” She and I were the on
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