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Tag Archives: Devil’s Own Luck
Self-Publishing on Amazon #4 Judging a Book By Its Cover
Someone once said that you can’t judge a book by its cover, but we make judgements based on appearances all the time. There is the assumption that if you’ve made the effort to create quality packaging, the product inside will be … Continue reading
Posted in E-book covers
Tagged Amazon Kindle, Book cover, Bookselling, copyright free graphics, Devil's Own Luck, dreamstime, E-book, fonts, The Bewitching Hour
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THE SCOTSMAN WITH THE IRISH BROGUE
I screwed up. Big time. And if not for my eagle-eyed editor, I wouldn’t have realized it until it was too late. I committed the unpardonable sin of giving my Scottish character an Irish brogue. Granted, he isn’t a main character and it was just one … Continue reading
Posted in books, e-books, fiction, readers, Self-publishing, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged beta-readers, blogging, Characters, Devil's Own Luck, editing, historical fiction, Irish brogue, manuscript, Regency England, revising, Scottish burr, writing
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Diana Douglas 