August is Gwyn Teatro’s birthday month (happy birthday!) and it’s also the anniversary of the release of her audiobook, In the Thick of It: Mastering the Art of Leading from the Middle, narrated by media personality and veteran broadcast journalist Lynda Steele. It’s time for us to honour Gwyn and the rewarding journey she took us on while creating and publishing her book. We were introduced to Gwyn Teatro by
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Perhaps you think your story is universal and could take place anytime, anywhere. Or you’re writing about something that has happened in real life and you think the time and location are a given. In both cases, you’re mistaken. The way you use setting for storytelling will shape the overall tone, atmosphere, and believability of your writing. And it’s about far more than simply saying where and when the events
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For Immediate Release— Friday, August 16, 2024Toronto, ON – The former senior vice president of global public affairs and communications for Starbucks Coffee Company, Wanda J. Herndon, has signed a publishing deal with Ingenium Books for her forthcoming and as-yet-untitled book, which she calls “a mentoring memoir.” Wanda Herndon has achieved a level of success in corporate America few African-American women have reached. “Throughout my career, people have been curious
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For Immediate Release—Thursday, August 15, 2024Toronto, ON — Ingenium Books has acquired rights to publish its first historical fiction. Escape of the Grand Duchess, by prolific author Susan Appleyard, chronicles the fascinating riches-to-rags life of the sister of the last Tsar of Russia, Nicholas Romanov. “Adding historical fiction to our catalogue has long been a goal at Ingenium Books,” said publisher Boni Wagner-Stafford. “The fact that our first HF novel
Linell van Hoepen
In a letter to the editor Pascal Covici, John Steinbeck mentions how a nameless, faceless, generalized audience will scare you to death. His advice, often repeated by other successful authors, was to write for one person. In other words, you should write with one specific person in mind. But why should you write as though you’re writing for just one person? This technique takes us well beyond POV for writers,
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I’m often asked what keeps me going while marketing my book. I’ve managed to find my way onto many podcasts as a guest. I’ve been interviewed on radio and television. I’ve done many signing events at bookstores — including one where no one showed up — and presentations about my book(s) for organizations like The Jefferson Educational Society I’ve sold books at conferences and had articles published in online publications
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