Terry Whalin, Dedicated to the Craft of Writing. Terry Whalin is an editor and author of over 60 books and has written for over 50 magazines. Several of Terry’s books have sold over 100,000 copies. Terry and his wife live in Southern California. I've been in book publishing for decades and worked with hundreds of authors. Many authors have unrealistic expectations about what will happen when their book is published. Also, much of the publishing process is outside of an author's control. I wrote 10 Publishing Myths to give authors realistic expectations and encourage them to take practical action steps to make their books successful. With an estimated 600 million blogs, Terry is one of the top 27 content producers with over 1,700 entries in his blog on The Writing Life. As writers, it is important to get our books in front of new people consistently. That’s why in these articles, I encourage you to make new connections on Linkedin and other actions. In this article, I want to give another resource so you can tell others about your book and stories: podcasting.@terry@terrywhalin.com https://terrywhalin.blogspot.com/ https://www.facebook.com/terrywhalin https://x.com/terrywhalin https://www.linkedin.com/in/terrywhalin/ #AuthorSuccess#PublishingTips#WritingCommunity#TerryWhalin #PublishingSuccess #TerryWhalin #AuthorJourney #BookPublishingTips #WritingToPublishing #AuthorSuccessSteps #PublishingSecrets #WriterGoals #PathToPublishing #AuthorSupport

Asha Nyr ,Fantasy, Romance, Fiction, the first book in her series of fiction book, "The Mistake And The Lycan King." I did not intend to publish. I went on Inkitt to write for exposure therapy. As a childhood assault survivor, I ended up carrying a lot of trauma within me, and it built up over time. Since my POTS and hEDS flared a handful of years ago, and I needed a spinal patch, my depression worsened a hundredfold. I wrote for the first time a year and a half ago and found relief there. Readers came flooding in, became family and encouraged me to publish. It was shocking but deeply welcomed. That's how I got here. I'm an accidental author. Since losing my job, I'm hoping that publishing will eventually pay my rent, buy me food and pay my medical bills because I have not only fallen in love with storytelling, it's become a source of healing for me. I have eight other books coming and two works in progress now that I'm finally publishing. It's never too late to join my reader, shifter family and me on the road to recovery. All are welcome; it's a safe place. I'm an accidental author. Since losing my job, I hope publishing will eventually pay my rent, buy me food and pay my medical bills. My novels are therapy-turned-product, they are heavy, explicit, but they come from a thoughtful place that yearns for peace. The raw fantasy, the self-exploration, and the intimacy were all for exposure therapy. The beasts kept it at a safe distance. My stories were free.@ lindseyb@anthonymoracommunications.comhttps://www.instagram.com/authorashanyr/ https://www.facebook.com/AshaNyr https://twitter.com/AuthorAshaNyrhttps://www.goodreads.com/authorashanyrhttps://www.inkitt.com/AshaNyr #AshaNyrBooks#AshaNyrWriteshttps://www.instagram.com/authorashanyr/ https://www.facebook.com/AshaNyr https://twitter.com/AuthorAshaNyrhttps://www.goodreads.com/authorashanyrhttps://www.inkitt.com/AshaNyr

We're here with Erica D'Arcangelo, Author of A Story About Pizza. This historical fiction book is an adaptation of the story of her grandfather who immigrated from Italy to America, working as a coal miner. It follows his lifetime journey of family, food, and amazing pizza. Today we will discuss growing up Italian, culture, and food. Most of all we're going to talk about how pizza became the American dream for so many Italian families that run family-owned and operated pizzerias in America today. After many years away, I suddenly found myself home. My father, at the time, was recovering from heart surgery and struggling to find his place after retiring from his job as an administrator. While working, he also owned and managed our family's pizzeria. It had been open since 1960. Little did I know that my plan to get my father "busy" again would become the inspiration for the book about my family. The story of my grandfather. While working with my father to bring the pizzeria 'back to life' I looked through old photos and listened while he told me the story of our family. How my grandfather worked in the coal mines, how poor he was, and how his dream was to open a pizzeria. This was a place where our family grew. Where celebrated Christmas Eve every year. A place where local people of all ages would come in to eat and be part of the family.@https://astoryaboutpizza.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@AStoryAboutPizza https://www.facebook.com/darcspizza https://www.instagram.com/darcspizza/ https://www.tiktok.com/@darcspizza #ItalianFoodHistory#audienceengagement #PizzaChronicles #EricaDArcangeloExplores#PizzaHeritage#ItalianCultureAndCuisine

Dan Handel is an architect and curator working on research-based exhibitions and publications with special attention to underexplored ideas, figures, and practices that shape contemporary built environments. He was the inaugural Young Curator at the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) in Montreal, has developed exhibitions for the Venice Biennale and Het Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam, and was curator of architecture and design at the Israel Museum. Most recently, he curated the exhibition The Design of Carpets that Design Us at the CCA. He is a founding editor of Manifest – A Journal of the Americas and is currently developing a manuscript on the uneasy kinship between forests and spatial design.is an architect and curator whose work focuses on underexplored ideas, figures, and practices that shape contemporary built environments. Over the past fifteen years, he has studied the links between scientists, forest managers, and spatial designers, resulting in various exhibitions and publications. “Designed Forests: A Cultural History” is the newest book by curator and writer Dan Handel.@www.handandel.com#NatureInCities#SustainableUrbanDesign#GreenCitySpaces#EcoUrbanism#DanHandelOnCities#DanHandelOnCities#NatureAndUrbanLife#ModernCityLandscapes#UrbanNatureIntegration #CityDesignForNature#GreenCityMovement

He writes fiction, poetry, and journalism. He is the 2022 Boxing inductee to the Mancini's St. Paul Sports Hall of Fame. He attended the University of St. Thomas in Saint Paul, and Regis University in Denver, Colorado, and graduated with a BA in English from the University of Minnesota. He has written and published many articles about Boxing, Irish culture, and people and events related to Irish freedom. He has also published local news and features on business, politics, and current affairs in Minnesota and the U.S. It's About Time (Millions of Copies Sold for Dad) is a saga wrapped around a package of poems, guarded by Angels. With a narrative style that reads like a novel, contains a collection of poetry, and shares an autobiography, Mark Connor guides us through a journey of love, family, and life that is ours as much as his own, peeking at the point of merger of difference and unity. Following him from memory to memory, we feel the eyes upon us, defeat the empire of fear, embrace the kingdom of love, and find ten minutes a day to be grateful. All the while, we celebrate the city of Saint Paul (with a friendly nod to Minneapolis), and experience Irish influence in neighborhood life, rooted in Catholic cohesion, embraced by indigenous America in the medicine wheel. @https://www.facebook.com/141146932597653/ #MarkConnerLegacy#HonoringMarkConner #InspiringLeadership#MarkConnerImpact #LegacyOfFaithAndVision https://boxersandwritersmagazine.com/books/

Robert Cook is a US Veteran, Western Civilization Expert, public intellectual historian and the author of "The Mahdi," a newly released timely thriller novel. Eagle Scout. Shooter. Soldier. Entrepreneur. Venture Capitalist. Vintner. Author. Cook is challenging the world with his new characters, offering a positive portrayal of a Muslim main character and raising awareness about the Gaza conflict through his fiction writing. He is increasing global interest in international affairs with his compelling tale of geo-political intrigue set in the Middle East. Mirroring the current dilemma in Gaza, Cook’s masterful storytelling offers a new perspective on current events. “The Mahdi” offers an electrifying tale of espionage and AI told through the lens of a modern liberal Muslim navigating war and faith. As an IPPY gold medal winner, Cook uses the popular genre of action adventure to educate the public and raise awareness about global affairs. Robert Cook is a multifaceted individual whose remarkable journey spans numerous roles: Eagle Scout, shooter, soldier, entrepreneur, venture capitalist, vintner, and now celebrated author. His diverse background enriches his writing, providing a unique depth to his narratives. A United States Army Vietnam veteran, Cook achieved the rank of Major and was awarded the Bronze Star Medal and the Army Commendation Medal. His distinguished military service also earned him the parachutist badge, underscoring his dedication and bravery. In 1987, Cook was honoured as the KPMG Entrepreneur of the Year for the Metropolitan Washington, DC Region, recognizing his significant contributions to the business world. His entrepreneurial spirit and success are complemented by his philanthropic efforts. He endowed the Robert E. Cook Honors College at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, an institution celebrated in Donald Asher's "Cool Colleges for the Hyper Intelligent, Late Blooming, and Just Plain Different." Cook's literary acclaim includes being the author of the only fiction book on Bill Gates' Summer 2013 reading list. @http://www.robertcooknovels.com/#HistoryOfGaza #GazaComplexitiesExplained#UnderstandingGazaConflict #RobertCookInsights#MiddleEastHistory#GazaThroughTheAges