Ten Ways To Free the Creativity Within
1. Who you are is life’s gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift back to life. 2. To be more you, be less you. Do the opposite of what you're used to doing. 3. Your personal record is against yourself and nobody else. 4. Fear is Forgetting Everything’s All Right 5. Put gratitude in your attitude. 6. Live in day-tight compartments. 7. When agitated, pause and breathe deep. 8. Remember the problem in front of you is never as large as the power behind you. 9. Take care of your mind, heart, body and soul each day. 10. You only get to live once and if you do it right, that’s enough.DianaBletter
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Diana Bletter is a writer living in Western Galilee. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Commentary, tabletmag, Glamour, The Forward, The North American Review, Times of Israel, and many other publications. Her first book, The Invisible Thread: A Portrait of Jewish American Women (with photographs by Lori Grinker) was nominated for a National Jewish Book Award. Her novel, A Remarkable Kindness, (HarperCollins) was published in 2015. She is the First Prize Winner of Family Circle Magazine's 2011 Fiction Contest and author of Big Up Yourself: It's About Time You Like Being You.
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Category Archives: Self-publishing
1 Tool For Tuesday: DIY. Publish? Write? Start a Business? Travel?
One of the biggest literary agencies on the planet represented me for my memoir, The Mom Who Took Off On Her Motorcycle. After my agent—I’ll call her Francesca—finished editing it and I’d made the revisions, she invited me into her … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, do it yourself, how to get what you want, how to self-publish
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This Self-Published Writer’s Dream Comes True: A Publishing House Contract.
Itching to hear the story of what happens when a writer works hard, hard, hard and doesn’t give up, up, up? One day, she gets a letter in her Inbox from her agent, Steven Chudney, of Chudney Agency, saying that … Continue reading
Publisher’s Weekly Book Review: The Lesson of the Book Title
A woman once approached my friend, Maggie, and asked her in a very smug way, “How could are you at accepting advice and criticism?” Maggie shot her a withering look and said, “I don’t do advice and criticism. Only … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, self-printing, Self-publishing
Tagged Alaska, Arts, Book, book review, book title, Literary criticism, Literature, Publishers Weekly, publishing, shopping, title
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Self-Publisher’s Checklist: 18 Things You Need to Know And When.
Self-Publisher’s Checklist Here’s something for you if you’re planning on self-publishing. This is a simple guide that you can print out and then check as you go along. The idea of self-publishing is overwhelming so this will help you keep … Continue reading
Novelist Gila Green: “10 Things I’ve Learned After Publishing King of the Class”
Diana: Today I am happy to host Gila Green, author of the novel, King of the Class, published by Now or Never Publishing (www.nonpublishing.com) and is located in Vancouver. Tell us please, how and why you decided to write King … Continue reading
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Tagged Arts, Gila, Israel, Jewish, Jews, marketing, publishing, self-publishing, social media, suggestions, Tools, Writers Resources, writing
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On Motherhood and Self-Publishing: Tania Elfersy, Author of Purple Leaves, Red Cherries
I’m happy to welcome Tania Elfersy, author of Purple Leaves, Red Cherries, an award-winning book for Moms. The reflections of the women in the book (interspersed with lovely illustrations) are intimate and emotional and also entertaining. Here’s my interview with … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, Amazon Kindle, Books, children, mom, Mother's Day, motherhood, publishing, self-printing, self-publishing, shopping, Tania
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The Intelligent Smart Brilliant Novel. Or, The ISBN Controversy
So, what is an ISBN? It doesn’t stand for Intelligent Smart Brilliant Novel. (Sorry!) It’s the International Standard Book Number that allows you to distribute your book (and obviously sell it) through retail channels. There are a few ways you can … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon.com, Author, Books, Carla King, Catherine Ryan Howard, Createspace, ebook, International Standard Book Number, ISBN, publish, R.R. Bowker, self-publishing, Witches, writing
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Self-Publishing and the Twitter Connection.
Alison Wells, author of Housewife With a Half-Life, interviewed me on her blog here. I’m happy to share the interview again to illustrate ways that twitter works. I am not sure how it works, but Alison and I connected on … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Annie Proulx, Diana, Eleanor Roosevelt, hero of your own life, Israel, Matanuska Glacier, New York City, New York Times, publish, self-publishing, Twitter, Writer, writing
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