I’ve been a bit under the weather lately, but now I’m feeling pretty perky. While I was down under, I read an excellent article by one of my author friends, Art Carey. The title is: “Ten Ways to Find an Audience For Your Writing.” We all want an audience don’t we? In fact we must have one. Here’s a little soupcon of what you’ll find in the piece.
In his article Art includes basic resources such as:
• mom, friends, relatives
• critique groups
• writing clubs
Then he explains to writers how to:
• become members of National and International writers’ organizations including online groups
• review published books for various editors
• develop a platform by creating a website and a blog site.
Art Carey’s article is packed with lots of useful information and practical suggestions. It’s a great start toward your goal of finding an audience for your writing. You can find it in the May/June, 2011 issue of Writers’ Journal.
More Writing Tips:
How to Market Your Mystery Novel
Global Mysteries 
Sending you healing thoughts! Thanks for sharing this article and tips. Have you checked out my Wizzy stories? They are not mysteries! I’m having some fun with allegories. Raising a little dust for fun. Take good care now.
LikeLike
By: An Embarrassment of Freedom on September 24, 2011
at 6:11 pm
Wizzy stories sounds intriguing. I will definitely check them out. Do I reach them from your website?
LikeLike
By: nancycurteman on September 27, 2011
at 11:15 am
Glad to hear you’re on the mend, NC!
LikeLike
By: nrhatch on September 25, 2011
at 6:45 am
Thanks. I have a checkup today.
LikeLike
By: nancycurteman on September 27, 2011
at 11:15 am
Glad you’re feeling better Nancy!
LikeLike
By: Alannah Murphy on September 26, 2011
at 5:40 am
Right now, energy is a bit of a problem.
LikeLike
By: nancycurteman on September 27, 2011
at 11:16 am