Monthly Archives: July 2012

No Longer An Island

Posted on July 23, 2012 by AK Taylor

When I began my writing career at age 16 and my published career at age 29, I had always been an island. After publishing and beginning the long hard road I was flying pretty much solo in the beginning. This … Continue reading →

Posted in Authorship/authors, Uncategorized | Tagged author platform, indie authors, meeting other authors, networking, real life stories, tips and advice | 2 Comments

Everybody Knows When You Screw Up Online

Posted on July 16, 2012 by AK Taylor

No, in case readers are wondering no it wasn’t me–at least, that I am aware of . With that knowledge out of the way, here we go. Everybody knows that little tidbit about as you do right it seems like … Continue reading →

Posted in Authorship/authors, Uncategorized | Tagged bad author behavior, bad behavior, indie author community, indie author meltdown, indie authors, meltdown, negative reviews, online behavior | 1 Comment

Caught Between Eras

Posted on July 10, 2012 by AK Taylor

I’m sure visitors are wondering what in the world I could possibly be writing about in this post. This is a discovery I have made about myself and my writing as I am working on my edits and rewrites for … Continue reading →

Posted in Authorship/authors, Backwood Adventures, Uncategorized | Tagged backstory, books, changes in writing, craft of writing, editing, fantasy, fantasy writer, literature, teen writer, writing | 1 Comment

Guest Post: Schools Must Take Steps to Address the Bullying Problem

Posted on July 2, 2012 by AK Taylor

Bullying is a significant problem in America that should not be overlooked or neglected. According to the Journal of the American Medical Association, one-third of US students experience bullying, either as a target or perpetrator. It is estimated that 160,000 young … Continue reading →