by sonsofissachar | Sep 15, 2017 | Book Publishing, Writing Tips
Whether you’re an old hand or a newbie who is serious about learning to write, the advice is the same: dig in and get that first book out of you. The do it yourself (DIY) phenomenon is about taking matters into your own hand. Projects around the house or garden? Do...
by sonsofissachar | Sep 12, 2017 | Book Publishing, Writing Tips
Do writing ideas just fall out of the sky? Is it reasonable to sit around waiting for a great idea to land on your lap, so you can write the next big bestseller? I don’t think so. When it comes to developing worthwhile writing ideas, it’s either feast or famine for...
by sonsofissachar | Aug 26, 2017 | Writing Tips
As writers — whether aspiring or published — we often face the bitter criticism of our own minds before setting a single word to page or screen. We question the “worth” of our story, comparing it to every other story we’ve encountered. We minimize the plot, the...
by sonsofissachar | Jul 13, 2017 | Book Marketing, Book Publishing, Brand Management, Digital Publishing, ePublications, Idea Management, Life Enhancement, Process Improvement, Training, Writing Tips
Welcome to our World! Regardless of whatever path you have travelled, everyone has a story of value to share with the world; whether it is a life lesson; insights into business and finance; or some well-crafted tale, your story is worth sharing and Sons of Issachar...
by sonsofissachar | Jun 19, 2017 | Writing Tips
Do you have any original writing ideas? A lot of artists struggle with originality. Of course, we all want to be original, but is it possible? Is there anything new under the sun? Some say there are no new stories, just remixed and rehashed versions of stories we’re...
by sonsofissachar | Jun 17, 2017 | Writing Tips
You have just completed your thesis, a term paper, a letter to a new client, a press release, or your latest book. You’ve read it and re-read it, but are just not sure it’s right. You’re not certain you have communicated your ideas clearly and...
