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Your Audience, Your Responsibility, Your Advice

Posted on June 21, 2013 by Robert Worstell

Any Writer Starts By Listening This comes up over and over again. People who listen can have conversations. People who “soapbox” often end up standing there alone. The key to successful books is writing for the audience. Sure, you may … Continue reading →

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How much money can you make in Children’s books?

Posted on March 19, 2015 by Robert Worstell

If your book becomes a bestselling children’s classic and it’s self-published, you can rake it in. (From http://www.slj.com/) Looked around and found this data from School Library Journal. On Lulu: a full-color interior, letter-sized, 32-page book costs $7.57 to create. … Continue reading →

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