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Sleep Is Important to Editing as Much as a Style Guide

Gone are the days when I’d frequently get home in time to shower to go to work. Or participate in a four-day conference on two hours of sleep per night.

I’m a cut from the old cloth: my dad. I like to party. I’m a social being by nature.

But that was mostly when I [...]

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April 3rd, 2011 | Category: book publishing, book publishing tips, bookpublishing process, Debbie Elicksen, Freelance Communications, how to write your book, journalism, manuscript development, motivation, publish your book, publishing tips, self-publishing, writing, writing a book, writing and publishing a book | Comments are closed

Citizen Journalism Is Officially Mainstream

No matter where you were in the world, you woke up or ended the day in horror watching, what Piers Morgan so aptly described, “Apocalypse Japan.”

Today’s devastating earthquake and resulting tsunami in Japan honed a new reality when it comes to journalism. As have these past couple months of upheaval in the Middle East.

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March 11th, 2011 | Category: book publishing, bookpublishingmember.com, citizen journalism, Debbie Elicksen, Freelance Communications, how to write your book, journalism, marketing tips, media, motivation, Podcasting, publishing, social media marketing, social network marketing, viral marketing, writing, writing a book, writing and publishing a book | Comments are closed
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