How to Prepare for Your First Signing Event as an Author
November 1, 2022
How to Prepare for Your First Signing Event as an Author There’s nothing quite as exhilarating as readers flowing through
Angie Martin
Award-winning author Angie Martin has spent over a decade mentoring and helping new and experienced authors as they prepare to send their babies into the world. She relies on her criminal justice background and knack for researching the tiniest of details to assist others when crafting their own novels. She has given countless speeches in various aspects of writing, including creating characters, self-publishing, and writing supernatural and paranormal. She also assisted in leading a popular California writers’ group, which organized several book signings for local authors. In addition to having experience in film, she created the first interactive murder mystery on Clubhouse and writes and directs each episode. Angie now resides in rural Tennessee, where she continues to help authors around the world in every stage of publication while writing her own thriller and horror books, as well as branching out into new genres.
The Silent Struggle: The Author’s Self-Care Guide for a Healthier Mind
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Angie Martin When dealing with mental illness, it’s often hard to power through the low points, let alone write your
Poetry by the Book: What to Consider Before Self-Publishing Your Collection
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Angie Martin As a gorgeous art form that has survived the centuries and that readers around the globe admire and
The Silent Struggle: Ways to Manage Mental Health
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Angie Martin With one in five Americans dealing with mental health problems, mental well-being is becoming a bigger and more
Travel the World with the World Wide Web: Research Tips for Writing about Real Places
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Angie Martin When it comes to choosing a location for a novel, short story, or script, many authors stick with
What Writers Can Gain from Clubhouse, the Audio-Only Social Network
August 1, 2022
2020 was a pivotal year for everyone. COVID quarantines had people scrambling for things to do, especially creatives. For writers,
The Silent Struggle: A Look at the Relationship between Writing and Mental Health
August 1, 2022
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), one in five adults in the US have experienced mental illness
5 Tips for Adding Diversity to Your Manuscript Draft
July 1, 2022
Writing about topics that do not belong to your culture can be tricky. In today’s society, writers venturing into those
Does Your Writing Suffer from the ‘Wandering Body Part’ Problem?
June 1, 2022
“Your eyes touch me physically.” —“The Warrior,” performed by Scandal, written by Holly Knight and Nick Gilder Oh, the amazing
Plotting a Book vs. a Screenplay
April 1, 2022
You’ve finished your novel, published it, received rave reviews, and sold lots of copies, and now you want something more
