Busting Writer's Block and other Tricks and Profitable Treats for Authors

by John F. Harnish, aka John Franklin

Overview

Let’s be perfectly clear, this isn’t about beating writer’s block; no, it’s about totally busting up blockages so they won’t ever return to stifle your creative wordsmithing efforts.

A dozen professional authors share their successful techniques for banishing impeding blockages—in truth the pros can’t afford “writer’s block” because they are only producing a potential revenue flow when they are actually creating content.

Overwriting is another frustrating curse that plagues authors. They don’t know when the book is finished—there isn’t one of those pop-out cooking thingies that pops out to signal, “this turkey is done!!!” This ebook will help writers to know when the manuscript is at a satisfying conclusion—enough with the rewrites!!!

There are tricks and profitable treats shared within this insightful ebook that even experienced authors will benefit from when publishing their content as ebooks, and eventually as a digitally printed on paper book.

Readers will discover how to earn the highest royalties, get paid promptly, make the most of your Internet exposure, and avoid getting scammed by do-nothing ebook publishing services making their greedy profits by fleecing authors—beware of bundled services offer at a “special” package price. What seems like “such a good deal” will have a high breakeven point before the author begins to earn a return from their financial investment.

This helpful ebook is available for $3 via instant download by clicking onto this link to the Amazon Kindle ebookstore or the B&N Nook ebookstore.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013747395
Publisher:	CREATUS
Publication date:	01/12/2012
Series:	Ebooks About Ebooks , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	137 KB

About the Author

John F. Harnish (aka John Franklin) is the pen name of a rather infamous and prolific author with more than three dozen popular books to his credit, and numerous magazine pieces, written throughout his publishing career that now spans well over five decades—and thankfully continues on.

He has been a freelance contributor of articulate nonfiction articles and compelling lead feature stories that have been published in a variety of popular monthly print magazines and ezines.

John’s unique storytelling style is often referred to as simply unexpected springboards of laugh-out-loud humor, blended with enhanced perspectives on real life’s dilemmas ripe for twists and turns frequently found only in thriller style mysteries, colored with insightful realism from a wide range of life experience.

Regardless of the topic, folks are certain to find his stories to be an enjoyable, humorous, sexy, and informative read. Franklin’s most recent sizzling novel ebook is “The Professor and the Erotic Coed Saga.”

His most recent enovel written as John F. Harnish is the weather thriller, “Blasting the Hell Out of Tornados.” John is using the plot to advance a creative concept to snuff out tornados and perhaps hurricanes too.

“Dying and Death and Near Death Experiences” is his newest nonfiction exploration of a sensitive topic.

“The Ugly American Quagmire: A modern day dialogue between Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson” is a political satire based on a spirited conversation reflecting on the 2013 winter of discontent and the woeful quagmire the nation has fallen into.

John shares his home in the greater Philadelphia area with his trusty wolf-dog, Aurora. She is a beautiful husky-lab-chow with a big touch of wolf. The backyard is her domain although she is a house-dog companion who is always close to John.

He is addicted to watching Jeopardy every weekday evening. One of his favorite mind stretching pastimes is playing Words-with-Friends. With the legal middle birth name of Franklin, he is a bastard descendent of Ben Franklin.

John was employed as a vice president with an innovative, mid-size digital publisher for almost a decade and a half prior to his “premature” retirement late in 2011. He continues to work as a consultant on special projects and accepts interesting freelance assignments.