by Michelle | Jan 16, 2019 | freelance writer, journaling, Self-publishing
My Meditation Journal: Guided Questions and Prompts to Capture Your Thoughts, Feelings and Experiences After Meditation Practice My Meditation Journal is a workbook/notebook/diary designed for you to capture your thoughts, feelings and emotions after meditation...
by Michelle | Jan 5, 2019 | indie authors, publish on kindle, Self-publishing
From the outside, Clare was an ordinary bairn from the Scottish Highlands, but inside, she knew she was different. Teachers and school bullies confirmed her ‘misfit’ reputation and she was the proverbial square peg destined never to fit into society’s round holes....
by Michelle | Oct 30, 2018 | Indie Author Feedback, Self-publishing
Poet, Mario Panayi, contacted me in September to ask if I could help bring his poetry book, Birth, Life, Burial to life. I do love a bit of poetry as it reminds me of my OU Creative Writing days where we studied a module on this genre and it opened up a whole new...
by Michelle | Oct 1, 2018 | indie authors, Self-publishing
Elizabeth Zigor: Octogenarian, Indie Author, and All-Round Inspirational Lady When Elizabeth rang me in 2015 to see if I’d be able to help with publishing her memoir, I jumped at the chance. You see, I’ve always loved anything and everything book-related that’s set...
by Michelle | Oct 1, 2018 | indie author interview, Self-publishing, time management for writers
Who is Jacqueline E. Rogerson? Jacqueline is a mum, girlfriend, business owner and all-round inspirational indie author whose debut memoir, Onward and Upward, was published in July 2018. Hi Jacqui. Congratulations on becoming an author! How did it feel to see your...
by Michelle | Jun 5, 2018 | indie authors, Self-publishing, Uncategorised
Once you begin your research into self-publishing you’ll come across so many new terms. It will be like learning another language – I kid you not! And while it’s fine for people like me, who work in the publishing industry, it’s not so appealing for aspiring...
