2012: A Year of Guest Posts
December 28, 2012 
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If you’re interested in pitching a guest post idea to me for 2013, contact me. Those who pitch articles related to writing, freelancing, and publishing have the best odds of being accepted.
The 100+ Project
Patrick writes about his experiences with asthma and how he is raising money and awareness for The Asthma and Allergy Foundation St. Louis Chapter.
Self-Publishing Fundamentals
Kim gives a great overview of the process of self-publishing and helps you understand what steps are involved in writing, formatting, and publishing a book without using a traditional publisher.
The Definition Of Freelance Writing
What does it mean to be a freelance writer anyway? Charlotte talks about the key characteristics of freelance writers and what makes them—and their work—unique.
Writing A Book? Set Goals And Stay Motivated.
Stacy challenges authors to finish their works by setting attainable goals. Don’t let your desire motivation fizzle.
5 Unavoidable Creative Writing Quirks
Creative writers are a quirky bunch. If you’re a writer, chances are you’ll identify with one or more of these common quirks. I admit I sometimes talk to myself.
Playing The Name Game
When is it okay to use an editor’s first name? Is a more or less formal approach appealing to editors? Terri talks about the challenges of choosing how to approach an editor for the first time.
How To Choose A Domain Name — An Author’s Guide
Part of building your author platform includes setting up a website. Learn a few tips and tricks for picking a memorable and effective domain name for your author site.
From First Draft To Finished Product: The Editorial Process
Editing is a long process that involves multiple steps. Kelly explains the difference in substantive or developmental editing and copy editing and why both are important.
Writing For A Micro-Press In The Age of Self-Publishing
As self-publishing continues rising in popularity, Jessie contemplates what this means for the micro-press and weighs some of the pros and cons of each.
The Cover’s The Thing
Great advice for writers who plan to self-publish. Claire explains what makes an excellent cover and shares a handful of resources to help you get started.
Attention Writers: 6 Ways To Spot a 5-Star Publisher
With all of the negative attention surrounding poor self-publishing companies, Sara offers tips to help you evaluate and find a 5-star publisher for your next book.
5 Things Publishers Care About More Than Good Writing
Brooke, writing coach and publisher at She Writes Press, explains how writers can make themselves more appealing to traditional publishers.
