Honoree Corder visited the show to talk about publishing, books, and the Amazon Breakfast! After thanking Honoree (and her book You Must Write a Book http://bit.ly/ymwabhc ), Craig Lea Gordon (and his book Hypercage https://amzn.com/B01KPGFQXY ) and Kirsten Oliphant (and her book Email Lists Made Easy for Writers and Bloggers https://amzn.com/B01HLLYCA4 ), the trio discussed tips on author training, creative visualization, and finding your ideal readers. News stories included a nonfiction NaNoWriMo, Free Book Zones, interactive YA entertainment, the “wall of content,” horror bleeding indies, and tips from the Amazon Breakfast. This week’s Question of the Week: Have you used visualization or other personal development tactics to achieve your goals? Why or why not?

What You’ll Learn:

• What authors can learn from the latest Indie Author Fringe conference
• How indie authors can use creative visualization to succeed
• How authors can train Amazon to target reader profiles
• How one company plans to set up Free Books Zones
• How nonfiction authors can achieve writing goals in November
• How an interactive entertainment company plans to bring YA books to life
• Why one industry professional thinks the “wall of content” will squash indies
• Why some horror writers are leaving traditional publishing to become indies
• How the biggest authors in nonfiction get their books finished and out into the world

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Question of the Week: Have you used visualization or other personal development tactics to achieve your goals? Why or why not?