Month: November 2016

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A Canadian Perspective on Indie Publishing

What an incredible two years it has been since we launched Tellwell. In November of 2014, I set about writing a book aimed at freelance editors and other publishing professionals. The purpose of the book was to give editors a better understanding of the indie publishing industry and the opportunity it represents to them. I…

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Sharyl Rains – November Author of the Month

Alberta-based author Sharyl Rains said response to her newly published book, The Holy Tudors: Inheritance, has been much more than she anticipated, even overwhelming at times. “With all the signings and appearances I’ve done, I’ve had a great turnout for pretty much all the events I’ve held for the book,” said Rains. She is in…

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Twitter tips and tricks for authors

Twitter is a powerful tool to spread the word about your work, and interact with readers, other authors and publishing professionals. This guide will give authors insight on building a following and promoting their work. Personalize your page 1.Choose a useful handle. If your name is already taken, try a variation of your name, include…

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WWII veteran writes memoir so his story will be remembered

Each year there are fewer and fewer Second World War veterans, and as they pass away, a lot of their war stories are lost with them. But WWII Canadian fighter pilot, Jack Henry Hilton, put his memories in a book so they won’t be forgotten. Tellwell published his memoir The Saga of a Canadian Typhoon…

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