A Q&A with Ghostwriting Aficionado Claudia Suzanne

If you ask ghostwriting guru Claudia Suzanne, 8 in 10 people in America alone dream of one day writing a book. But, a fraction of that number will have the

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  Counting my blessings today.  My book, Moving to Atlanta: The Un-Tourist Guide, went to press today and I should have plenty of copies for my Feb. 21 book launch

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Today, Michael N. Henderson has reason to celebrate. On this day 234 years ago, his fourth-generation great-grandmother gained her freedom. Below is a fascinating story of Michael’s 30-year journey uncovering

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At this spring’s Atlanta Writers Conference, I met a fellow aspiring novelist, A.M. Pierre, who is a whiz when it comes to crafting query letters. I coined a nickname for

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  Working on a novel, memoir or other major writing project takes much more than a story line you believe in and core writing skills – it also takes a

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As writers, we spend months and even years getting that perfect story down on paper. But, as many established authors know, that’s only the beginning of getting a book published. A critical

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Straps and Strings.com Last night my writer’s group began a new eight-week session after a two-month absence. We all missed our Tuesday evening gatherings with group leader Jedwin Smith, and

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    Today I am excited to showcase Wordle —  an app that creates “word clouds” from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear

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Every Friday during May I am inviting a member of my writer’s group to be a guest blogger. Today I’m excited to introduce new SciFi storyteller Shane Etter, a Mississippi

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Non-fiction writers already know this: interviewing primary sources is an important component to book research. Even fiction writers do their homework by talking to people to help them establish a

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