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The Great First Impression Book Proposal: Everything You Need to Know About Selling Your Book in Twenty ...

14 reviews
Carolyn Howard-Johnson

Amazon, 2007

The Great First Impression Book Proposal
Writing a good book proposal is crucial. You can sit down and write the most well written, thought provoking book ever conceived. Your novel might be so noteworthy that it is going to eliminate global warming, bring universal peace, and heal the ozone layer all in one fell swoop. But, unfortunately, if your proposal isn't up to standard, your work will remain forever unpublished. The Great ...

The Complete Writer's Journal

1 review
Pat McGratrh Avery, Joyce Faulkner, ...

Red Engine Press, 2006

A good gift for your writer friends!
The Complete Writer's Journal makes a thoughtful gift for a writer friend. Writers like to take notes and/or save quotes and ideas for future books and articles. This handy journal provides a convenient recognizable permanent spot for those notes. No more scribbles on pieces of papers lost in a pile somewhere! For the artist-writer, there is a place for sketches also. The l00 quotes by ...

Harkening: A Collection of Stories Remembered

15 reviews
Carolyn Howard-Johnson

PublishAmerica, 2002

Poetic Prose
Carolyn Howard-Johnson's second novel "Harkening - A collection of Stories Remembered" is a poetic adventure. Johnson's skill with words, her poetic phraseology turns each narrative into a mini adventure that reads with the rhythm and tempo of a story poem. As with her first novel, "This is The Place" many of the short stories deal with bigotry and the cruelty words can inflict. Still the thread ...

Tracings

6 reviews
Carolyn Howard-Johnson

Finishing Line Press, 2005

Feminine Energy From the Soul of a Poet
Author/Poet Carolyn Howard-Johnson displays a different side of her talented self through an unusual look at life and feelings in "Tracings" a collection of poetry that reflects a non-traditional structure, timing, wording and even personal outlook. This poetry does not fit neatly into most poetic styling formats. She is not afraid to hang a phrase or a feeling out there bare naked for others to ...

The Frugal Book Promoter: How To Do What Your Publisher Won't (How To Do It Frugally Series of Books)

95 reviews

Star Publish, 2004

Excellent advice
Although this is slightly out of date, the information is still largely current and useful. There's a lot of great advice in this and it's strongly recommended for anyone with a book out but not tons of cash for advertising. A good buy.

This Is The Place

32 reviews
Carolyn Howard-Johnson

PublishAmerica, 2001

A novel that explores growing up as a non-Mormon in Utah
There are certain issues involving our cultural that you cannot question as an author without getting all kinds of hits--both positive and negative and none of them have anything what-so-ever to do with the literary merits of the story. One of those is to question or comment on some particular religious organization, even if indirectly. It takes literary courage and becomes a fine line between ...

The Frugal Editor: Put Your Best Book Forward to Avoid Humiliation and Ensure Success (How To Do It Frugally ...

Red Engine Press, 2007

There are gremlins out there determined to keep your work from being published, your book from being promoted. They ?resolved to embarrass you before the gatekeepers who can turn the key of success for you ?lurk in your subconscious and the depths of your computer programs. Whether you are a new or experienced author, The Frugal Editor: Put Your Best Book Forward to Avoid Humiliation and Ensure Success will help you present whistle-clean copy ...

The Frugal Editor: Put your best book forward to avoid humiliation and ensure success (How to Do It Frugally)

19 reviews
Howard-Johnson Carolyn

Red Engine Press, 2007

The Frugal Editor- Outstanding Reference Book
This is a fantastic editing reference for writers. With so many style guides out there, it's sometimes hard to know which books are really worth owning. This book teaches you how to effectively edit your work (as much as is possible on your own), use the tools in your word processing program, and avoid deadly words and tell-tales of amateur writing. Oh, how I wish I'd read this book before I ...