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5 Essentials for a One-page Synopsis
Capture the heart of your story and make it beat in 300 words. In last week’s post I wrote about 6 Good Reasons to Write a One-page Synopsis, including ways to use it in promotion and marketing. (If you … Continue reading
6 Good Reasons to Write a One-page Synopsis
“Writing the synopsis was harder than writing the book!” How often have you heard that, or said it yourself? An even greater challenge is a one-page synopsis, but there are huge benefits to tackling it whether you write fiction, non-fiction, … Continue reading
Posted in publishing, Writing
Tagged a one-page synopsis, book promotion, fiction, nonfiction, self-publishing, writing, writing a synopsis, writing tips
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From Apes to Apps: How Humans Evolved as Storytellers and Why it Matters
Our brains are structured to understand the world around us in the form of stories. How could this have happened? And why is that important to us now? Today, Collca released my latest ebook, From Apes to Apps: How Humans … Continue reading
Posted in publishing, Uncategorized
Tagged BiteSize Science, From Apes to Apps, human evolution, hunter and gatherer societies, linguistics, neuroscience, new releases, non-fiction, psychology, psychology of fiction, science, the brain
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Happy Birthday Dear Blog
It’s a year since I joined Twitter and started my tree house website. My friend still loves to remind me of our conversation – one of many in the same vein – shortly before this event, “Trish, you need broadband, … Continue reading
Posted in publishing, Travel, Writing
Tagged Bhutan, blogging, Collca, ebooks, epublishing, Frances di Plino, GotSaga, Jane Isaac, Journey in Bhutan, Lorraine Mace, Masks of the Moryons, Mike Hyman, Morgen Bailey, Philippines, promotion, social media, travelogue, Twitter
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