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Lloyd Lofthouse

Jan 21, 2013

In Defense of Authors Perceived as Behaving Badly – Part 2/3

“If the conversation is going on and you are not part of it, it is more than likely that you will be painted inaccurately.”
Lloyd Lofthouse

Jan 20, 2013

In Defense of Authors Perceived as Behaving Badly – Part 1/3

It may be the duty of an author to defend his or her work against negative reviews.
Lloyd Lofthouse

Jan 13, 2013

If your books aren’t selling, what then?

“You’ll never meet an author who admits to publishing a ‘failed’ novel.”
Lloyd Lofthouse

Jan 5, 2013

How to Rate the Reliability-Odds of an Amazon Book Reviewer

How reliable are Amazon book reviewers, and how can you discover the answer?
Lloyd Lofthouse

Dec 22, 2012

The birth of a child called Prose

For an author, the job of being the parent of Prose means a never ending job.
Lloyd Lofthouse

Dec 12, 2012

The Next Best Thing, an authors’ Blog Hop

Authors usually have to promote his or her work to find readers, and all I knew about authors Blog Hopping is that it’s sort of like a chain letter where participants answer questions and/or write posts on his or her Blog linked to other authors taking part …
Lloyd Lofthouse

Sep 1, 2012

Authors Finding Readers – Part 4/4

It is crucial for an author to identify the interests of his or her potential readers before building and branding a proper Internet platform.
Lloyd Lofthouse

Aug 11, 2012

The NEED to Edit – Part 6/6

The focus of the public schools is reading literacy—not editing literacy and reaching grade-level reading literacy for more than half of the students is a challenge.
Lloyd Lofthouse

Aug 10, 2012

The NEED to Edit – Part 5/6

As Amanda Hocking once said, editing is exhausting.
Lloyd Lofthouse

Aug 9, 2012

The NEED to Edit – Part 4/6

There are 62 million avid readers in the United States. Most authors must write for this audience.

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