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The Cost of Doing Business, a Post by R. Clint Peters
I recently subscribed to “Square”, the gizmo I can use to receive debit and credit card payments using my tablet. Why do I, as an...
The Faster I Goes, The Behinder I Gets, a Post by R. Clint Peters
Today is Day 21 of the National Novel Writing Month for 2013. I should have written 35,007 words of my latest novel. Oooops, the...
What I’ve Learned About Writing, Installment #3, by R. Clint Peters
As I previously reported, I am participating in the 2013 edition of NaNoWriMo. As of earlier today, I was at 6273 words, slightly under...
What I Am Learning About Writing, Installment #2, by R. Clint Peters
As I reported in Installment #1, an author friend of mine agreed to review a re-write of the first book I wrote. Initially titled The...
New Adventures in My Search to Become a Better Author, by R. Clint Peters
Recently, I asked the readers of the Book Reviewers & Authors Club blog to do a review of a re-write of my first novel. One of the...
Are you getting the most out of your social networking? A Blog by R. Clint Peters
Several months ago, an author friend of mine asked me two questions during a discussion of the best ways to sell her book. The first...
Are You Keeping Your Social Media Reservoir Full?, a Post by R. Clint Peters
It has become tragically apparent that the Internet is becoming the driving force for authors, either in their endeavors to write their...
Get the Most from Your Internet Social Networks, a Post by R. Clint Peters
As an author, is your name being splashed across a sufficient number of commputer screens to make a difference? Or are you sitting back,...
Show Don’t Tell Illustrated, a Post by R. Clint Peters
Several months ago, I went through a period of self-discovery as an author. First, I submitted a novel to an editor. The results of...
Are YOU getting the most bang for your buck from your Internet presence? A post from R. Clint Peter
When was the last time you checked to see how much of a presence YOU have on the Internet? When was the last time YOU searched for YOU...
5 Things Every Blogger Should Know About Spam, Posted by R. Clint Peters
1. Web spam is different from email spam. Email spammers want you to buy their product. You are the target of the ad contained in each...
Are you a Hopeful Author Starting Your First Book? Get Some Free Help.
If you are a new or hopeful author, you can receive “Avoiding Some of the Pitfalls of the First Novel” in a 6×9 PDF format for free. ...
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...
TECHNIQUES FOR CREATING A BETTER VILLIAN, Reposted by Joan Adamak
Create a villian that captures the imagination of your readers and challenges your main character throughout your novel by using these...
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...
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