When your manuscript is far enough along that you’re thinking about taking the next best step, things are about to get (more) real. This is when you choose an editor and start looking at different types of publishing routes; self, …
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We all have those moments when your well of creativity feels as if it has run dry. The. Words. Just. Won’t. Flow! Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just starting out, a few of these quick tricks should help relieve …
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CoCo Roper’s book launch of Look At Me spanned the US, Costa Rica (Mirame), Canada, and the world, launching with in-person events and media interviews following her along the way. https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/18019916389860326
Let’s talk about the magic of the first draft! 🪄📝 The rough draft is your sacred space, where you can pour your heart onto the pages and tell your story, unfiltered and unapologetically. Think of it as a heartfelt conversation …
JUNE 28, 2023 | Even the best books have to have an ending, and today, I find myself finishing one of my favourites as I part ways with Life to Paper Publishing. 🙏💕 During my partnership with LTP, I have …
You can live without modern plumbing. Just a month ago, I would’ve said um, hell no I can’t! And theeeen, I did so for two weeks. For context, the sand point (well) and water pump have given us hell for …
I’ve named a lot of things over the years: three kids, two dogs, two cats, a half dozen businesses, several books, countless magazine issues, and easily about a hundred products… But my favourite by far is my company. I named …
One of the August ad campaigns I ran for a client was small but mighty. It was too short, yet because it was SO targeted and filled a need within that target, it was very successful, generating a great return …
Anyone else feel this way? Maybe it’s because the kids go back to school, or maybe it’s because the trees are starting to change colours, but September (specifically Labour Day Weekend usually) is the real New Year in my books. …
September is actually the “New Year” in our books. Read more »
