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Month: May 2019

The Future Of Evernote

One of the most crucial tools I use is Evernote. I first heard of Evernote in a Michael Hyatt Seminar. At that time, I was…

The Writer’s platform

Today’s markets fluctuate rapidly. Bookstore chains we once thought a permanent market are disappearing. Faith based bookstores are folding quickly. Others are opening up, and…

Book Reader’s Conventions?

The writer’s convention I attended recently did an innovation that I’m not sure many people would have thought of – they expanded their annual writer’s…

What Do You Like To Read?

When I was growing up, my parents provided a large library of encyclopedias, dictionaries, fact books for kids, and literally hundreds of books of all…

What works for me?

These programs and websites are essential to my workflow, and I’m probably forgetting a few. Evernote. I use this to clip web articles, and keep…

How many projects do I have in the works?

I have too many projects. I’ve said it many times, to write all the stories I’ve come up with would require a steady work output…

Writing For an Author’s Blog

When I started this website, I knew I’d have to write posts every day at first to get some content. I decided a schedule of…

Make Scrivener 3.0 Look like Scrivener

The first thing Windows Scrivener users are going to have to get a grasp on is the new look. In Scrivener 1.9.9.0, everything is so…

Why Self Published Authors Need a Writer’s Platform

In todays’ world. It’s well established that writers fall into to groups, those that have recognized that a platform is necessary, and those who have…