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Don’t Forget to Completely Paint the Wall, a Post by R. Clint Peters
The following are some thoughts I posted on my personal blog, http://rclintpeters.wordpress.com on September 9, 2012. Some of the...
Maintaining a Professional Image As a Blogger, a Post by R. Clint Peters
I was recently asked what was necessary to become a blogger/web master/Internet guru. The person asking the question was a gamer and...
Use the Power of the Internet, a post by R. Clint Peters
I recently had a conversation about The Book Reviewers & Authors Club with a friend who asked how things were going. My simple answer...
Make Your Characters Memorable with Character Tokens, a Post by R. Clint Peters
When I first started reading the Travis McGee series by John D. MacDonald, I was drawn to the book, first because of the titles, which...
A Milestone in the Writing Process, a Post by R. Clint Peters
At 10:45 this morning, I reached the plateau of 50,000 words in The Dakota Connection, second in the Ryce Dalton series. Why is this...
An Evaluation of Publishers, a Post by R. Clint Peters
I recently received the tenth e-mail of the day from the publisher responsible for two of my novels. The latest e-mail was an...
To Plan or Not to Plan – That is the Question, a post from R. Clint Peters
Fifteen years ago, I came up with an idea that eventually resulted in my first novel, The Pendergast Prerogatives. Yes, I know there is...
Make Twitter Work for You, a Post by R. Clint Peters
I recently learned a very important lesson, reported in a previous blog entitled: Something to Think About on a Wednesday Morning. What...
Build Your Bridges Before You Need to Cross Them, a Post by R. Clint Peters
I recently received an email from a family member asking for my help in establishing a social network and Internet presence to market a...
The “One Click” Rule, a Post by R. Clint Peters
OK, you have a fantastic idea that needs a blog or web site. You built a blog or web site, but the site just does not seem to be...
Make Your Characters Work for You, Part 2, a Post by R. Clint Peters
As I reported earlier in the week, I discovered a blog called Writers’ Village (at http://www.writers-village.org). As the website...
Maintaining a Professional Image As a Blogger, a Post by R. Clint Peters
I was recently asked what was necessary to become a blogger/web master/Internet guru. The person asking the question was a gamer, and...
Promote Your Novel by Expanding Your Social Networking Platform, Part 1, a Post by R. Clint Peters
The #1 question everyone has about their book and how to sell it is “What can I personally do to help promote my novel?” I have...
Some Thoughts on Branding, a Post by R. Clint Peters
After watching my 49ers come close yesterday, but no coconuts, I started to read some of the discussions on some of my Linked In...
Is There Anything Else I can do to Increase My Exposure? A Post by R. Clint Peters
I recently sat down and did a web search on The Book Reviewers Club and R. Clint Peters. My findings are as follows: R. Clint Peters: ...
The Difference between Then and Now, a Post by R. Clint Peters
I recently faced a dilemma. What was I going to work on next? I had climbed over a roadblock in Pegasus Rising, a Nixon French novel,...
Some Thoughts Before the End of The World, Posted by R. Clint Peters
If the Mayan calendar is correct, and I am not here in 5 days, I’d just like to thank everyone for everything. It has been a wonderful,...
Some Thoughts about Blogging on a Sunday Morning, a Post from R. Clint Peters
Several times a day, I scroll my Twitter tweets page down to see who has sent out tweets, so I can retweet the ones I feel are...
Some Humor on a Saturday Afternoon, Posted by R. Clint Peters
We can use a little humor, and Saturday afternoon is as good a day for humor as any. I hope you are laughing …… And, now for a quiz……...
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