Ever wondered how you can use your excellent storytelling skills to captivate audience or market your books? Do you often feel your books are not reaching enough readers? Have you exhausted all your resources to target your readers? Well, the answer lies in storytelling. Storytelling is a strategic marketing initiative that is used to market one’s business. How do you use … [Read more...] about How to Use Your Storytelling Skills to Help Market Your Book Business
Archives for October 2014
The 5 C’s to Writing a Bestselling Book
There’s no definitive guide when it comes to writing a bestselling book. In fact, finding your way to the shelves in and of itself relies on a number of factors that include things that are completely out of your hands, such as luck. However, there are things that will help you on your way to that acclaimed list of bestsellers. If you need to be pointed towards the right … [Read more...] about The 5 C’s to Writing a Bestselling Book
Susan Hill Picks the Best Ghost Stories of All Time
The author of the most celebrated ghost story of modern times, The Woman in Black, shares which books chill her to the bone. by Susan Hill There’s no doubt that the old ones are still the best. The classic English ghost story has no rival. Start with Dickens. He wrote a number of short ghost stories but his best is his best-known, and the longest … A Christmas Carol. … [Read more...] about Susan Hill Picks the Best Ghost Stories of All Time
Novelicious Chats To…Kate Mayfield
Southern mystique, ghosts, family feuds, fetishes, accidents, murder and suicides, Kate Mayfield’s compelling memoir, The Undertaker’s Daughter, is a vivid and stranger-than-fiction account of a now grown little girl who made a funeral home her playground. For over a decade, Kate lived in a place synonymous with death. She joins us now to talk about her inspirations while … [Read more...] about Novelicious Chats To…Kate Mayfield
From Creepy Children to Haunted Halls: We Select 10 of the Scariest Books of 2014
Pumpkin carving, candy apples and costumes – there’s certainly lots of fun to be had at Halloween. For book nerds like us, however, nothing can beat the lure of a candlelit room and a good, old-fashioned literary scarefest. Here are 10 of 2014’s creepiest books for your All Hallows Eve reading pleasure … faint-hearted beware … don’t say we didn’t warn you! 1. Snowblind … [Read more...] about From Creepy Children to Haunted Halls: We Select 10 of the Scariest Books of 2014