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July 2017 Edition
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In this issue, an interview with bestselling author JC Ryan (The Tenth Cycle), Twitter marketing tips from Andrew Hood, Problems with self-publishing by Robin Melhuish, short stories, and more.
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In this issue, an interview with bestselling author JC Ryan (The Tenth Cycle), Twitter marketing tips from Andrew Hood, Problems with self-publishing by Robin Melhuish, short stories, and more.
Be sure to join our mailing list so you are always updated. Bit.ly/Subscribe2BNP
If you enjoy BNP Magazine, please share it with a friend and help us to grow.
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| JC Ryan discusses all his books |
Best-selling author, JC Ryan, discusses his writing routine, how long each novel takes, how much research goes into the pre-writing, his notes, planning and more.
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June 2017 Edition
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With each issue, BNP gets stronger. Our readership as grown–which reminds me, if you have not signed up for a FREE subscription, please do so HERE, or bit.ly/Subscribe2BNP
It is my hope that as we continue to add subscribers (free, by the way), and attract even more notable authors, artists, photographers, and even musicians, that we will be able to include some minimal advertising for the sole purpose of being able to pay our contributors.
"Well, don't you want to make money from advertising for yourself?" you ask. While that would be nice, I did not start BNP to be an advertising machine. I started it because I have a passion for writing and wanted to offer writers the chance to get showcased if their work was good enough.
BNP also serves as a publicity arm of my publishing business, AltPublish.com, another company that puts WRITERS FIRST! How? Because there is NO COST | NO RISK when you publish with us. Of course, we expect your writing to be of a high caliber to start with–we are NOT a Vanity Press–and we put our money where our mouth is; we make no money unless we can get your book to sell. We royalty share. That puts the burden on us to market your book (unlike most companies that just print it and list it on Amazon.)
We also work with you, a close relationship that includes lots of communication. Here is what one author that I have worked with in the past, had to say about working with me:
“William’s suggestions and expertise were invaluable in helping me complete my first book series and become a bonafide author. He kept me informed through a process that included revisions, editing, titles, cover designs and all the other aspects of publication which he handled as a contractor for BYCT Publishing through his company Alt Publish. He was always prompt in returning emails and answering questions, professional in his suggestions and comments, and he did what he said he would do. My experience with him was highly positive and energizing, and I would do it again in a heartbeat.”
~Jan Hill, Author, The Brylee Hawkins Series.
If you would like to submit to the July issue of Books 'N Pieces Magazine, please send your material to submit@booksnpieces.com and we will check it out.
We are also testing new waters, offering a full-color print version on Amazon, and introducing e-reader formats. Right now you can also download an ePub version or a PDF version (which you can view on Kindle, by the way.)
Enjoy this issue. A lot of effort went into the production. I'd like to thank Jas T. Ward and Lauren Jefferson for allowing me to interview them (watch for some big names soon), also to our contributors, Robin Melhuish, Lauren Jefferson and Mike Wells–you can visit them all from links within the publication.
Please share this link with our friends, encourage them to subscribe at bit.ly/Subscribe2BNP and let us know what you thought of the issue in the comments.
Read as ePub: http://bit.ly/BNPJune2017ePub
Read as an Issuu Flip-Page Magazine
With each issue, BNP gets stronger. Our readership as grown–which reminds me, if you have not signed up for a FREE subscription, please do so HERE, or bit.ly/Subscribe2BNP
It is my hope that as we continue to add subscribers (free, by the way), and attract even more notable authors, artists, photographers, and even musicians, that we will be able to include some minimal advertising for the sole purpose of being able to pay our contributors.
"Well, don't you want to make money from advertising for yourself?" you ask. While that would be nice, I did not start BNP to be an advertising machine. I started it because I have a passion for writing and wanted to offer writers the chance to get showcased if their work was good enough.
BNP also serves as a publicity arm of my publishing business, AltPublish.com, another company that puts WRITERS FIRST! How? Because there is NO COST | NO RISK when you publish with us. Of course, we expect your writing to be of a high caliber to start with–we are NOT a Vanity Press–and we put our money where our mouth is; we make no money unless we can get your book to sell. We royalty share. That puts the burden on us to market your book (unlike most companies that just print it and list it on Amazon.)
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| Jas T. Ward, Author |
“William’s suggestions and expertise were invaluable in helping me complete my first book series and become a bonafide author. He kept me informed through a process that included revisions, editing, titles, cover designs and all the other aspects of publication which he handled as a contractor for BYCT Publishing through his company Alt Publish. He was always prompt in returning emails and answering questions, professional in his suggestions and comments, and he did what he said he would do. My experience with him was highly positive and energizing, and I would do it again in a heartbeat.”
~Jan Hill, Author, The Brylee Hawkins Series.
If you would like to submit to the July issue of Books 'N Pieces Magazine, please send your material to submit@booksnpieces.com and we will check it out.
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| Lauren Jefferson, Author, Artist |
We are also testing new waters, offering a full-color print version on Amazon, and introducing e-reader formats. Right now you can also download an ePub version or a PDF version (which you can view on Kindle, by the way.)
Enjoy this issue. A lot of effort went into the production. I'd like to thank Jas T. Ward and Lauren Jefferson for allowing me to interview them (watch for some big names soon), also to our contributors, Robin Melhuish, Lauren Jefferson and Mike Wells–you can visit them all from links within the publication.
Please share this link with our friends, encourage them to subscribe at bit.ly/Subscribe2BNP and let us know what you thought of the issue in the comments.
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May 2017 Edition
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Enjoy this issue of Books 'N Pieces featuring romance authors Devika Fernando, Arabelle Sheraton, YA author Fiona Ingram, with a short story by Henry Ohaegbulam (First place winner in our contest - different story), and mentions of Mike Wells, Robin Melhuish, book reviews, articles including The Changing Face of Writing, artwork from Kath Loste, a crossword, to list some of that is inside.
Please share it with your friends.
Help support this FREE publication.
Encourage people to subscribe - it's free and helps us to stay in touch (we don't spam - promise), and if you are a writer, artist, poet, musician and so on, and would like to submit material to us, please use the links on the menu to do so.
Thank you and enjoy this issue - All links are active.
Read as an ePub (If you are using Kindle, please use the PDF file & email it to your Kindle account.
Enjoy this issue of Books 'N Pieces featuring romance authors Devika Fernando, Arabelle Sheraton, YA author Fiona Ingram, with a short story by Henry Ohaegbulam (First place winner in our contest - different story), and mentions of Mike Wells, Robin Melhuish, book reviews, articles including The Changing Face of Writing, artwork from Kath Loste, a crossword, to list some of that is inside.
Please share it with your friends.
Help support this FREE publication.
Encourage people to subscribe - it's free and helps us to stay in touch (we don't spam - promise), and if you are a writer, artist, poet, musician and so on, and would like to submit material to us, please use the links on the menu to do so.
Thank you and enjoy this issue - All links are active.
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April 2017 Edition
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