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TweetDeck's view of my tweets

Building your author platform on Twitter with TweetDeck

TweetDeck is to Twitter what slicing is to bread: it just makes it better. Find out how TweetDeck can help Twitter make sense to you.

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Anthony Bourdain at the Sydney Writers' Festival

Anthony Bourdain at the Sydney Writers’ Festival

Anthony Bourdain had three things to say in this Sydney Writers’ Festival conversation that were particularly relevant to writers rather than readers.

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A personal kanban

Can Japanese Post-Its make you a more successful writer?

A book is a project taking months — or years — and it’s easy to lose sight of tasks, goals, milestones and achievements. If ever there were a time for a personal productivity tool like personal kanban, writing a book is it.

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A Self-Publisher's Companion

Book design and the business of self-publishing with Joel Friedlander

An interview about ebook design and the business of self-publishing with Joel Friedlander, author of “A Self-Publisher’s Companion”.

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AA Gill

AA Gill at the Sydney Writers’ Festival

AA Gill spoke amusingly and interestingly to Caroline Baum at the Sydney Writers’ Festival.

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Karen McQuestion

An interview with Karen McQuestion

Karen McQuestion is one of the original Kindle self-publishing success stories. This interview covers her journey from unpublished author to Kindle self-publisher and AmazonEncore author, including her tips for authors wanting to do the same.

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The Corporate Blogging Book

Having at it with Debbie Weil on blogging for authors

Blogging expert Debbie Weil talks about blogging as part of your author platform.

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Brian Lawrenson

Interview with a successful, self-publishing travel writer

Brian Lawrenson is a successful self-published travel writer with over 30 titles on the Kindle. He has, however, had the odd scrape with Amazon over breaches of their rules.

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Jeff Rutherford

Working with a self-publishing publisher

Delabarre Publishing combines elements of traditional publishing (like paying advances) with the tools of self-publishing and the expertise of a professional to work with a writer through the process and promotion of the book.

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Sue Page book busking outside Pages and Pages in Mosman, Sydney

How Australian bookshops are fighting back

Australian bookshops are fighting rumours of their impending demise. National Bookshop Day in August was a very public way of announcing they still mean business.

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Writing Time Management for Dummies

Clare Evans, author of “Time Management for Dummies”, tells me how she became a Dummies guide author and gives out productivity tips for authors.

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LinkedIn is an important network for business

LinkedIn for authors

How to use LinkedIn, an interview with Raz Chorev, author of “Easy Steps to LinkedIn Success”.

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