Reviewers' & Guest Authors' Views
With 7 million Americans
receiving unemployment benefits, and many counting the years –
instead of months – since their layoff, author Darlene Quinn says
now is a good time to reinvent yourself.
Many books now have apps that work on iPhones or iPads and on the Android platform. Consumers can now buy the printed book, the app alone or both. Authors can capitalize on this trend by creating apps for their books or pushing their publisher to create one for them. Some apps have incredible features such as 3D effects, interactive story telling, and more. Creating an app for your book may give you a competitive advantage as well. I’ve found some book apps for both kids and adults that you’ll want to check out. Here’s my top ten:
Many writers write about what they know, what they’re interested in, what they like. Whether it’s a book that is based on a personal or professional experience, a hobby, or a passion, writers will write books that are meaningful to them but then have to find an audience to enjoy the book as much as they enjoyed writing it.
Scott Lorenz Of Westwind Communciations Discusses Ten Things Doctors Can Do To Get Speaking Engagements
