Category Archives: small publishers

SURELY I DIDN’T WRITE THAT

Posted on August 22, 2011 by veldabrotherton

A few weeks ago, I opened the scan of my first published historical romance. Time to format it for Kindle. This shouldn’t take long. I’d already finished another, which was actually my fourth to be published. It’s going by the … Continue reading →

Posted in craft of writing, Did I write that?, small publishers, story telling, Velda Brotherton, writing a good story | 3 Comments

SEEKING A WRITING CAREER

Posted on May 10, 2010 by veldabrotherton

I’ve been asked to speak to some graduating seniors about their writing careers. Speaking to kids who want to be writers is enjoyable, but I’m not sure what to say in these times of such massive changes. Publishers who are … Continue reading →

Posted in Dean Koontz, ebooks, publishing, small publishers, Stephen King, Velda Brotherton, writing career | 3 Comments

CONSIDER SMALL PUBLISHERS

Posted on February 16, 2010 by veldabrotherton

No doubt I have written about the pros and cons of small publishers, but my enthusiasm for small publishers has increased over the past few weeks as my newly acquired small publisher and I have dealt with getting my first … Continue reading →

Posted in Old American Publishing, small publishers, Spawn, Velda Brotherton, writers guidelines | 5 Comments

Caught in the Trap of Writing

Posted on October 29, 2009 by veldabrotherton

Since I started writing, it seems that every day is a working day. If I’m not at the computer creating, my mind is making up stories, or I’m wondering if the guy in the next aisle at the grocery store … Continue reading →

Posted in Jodi Thomas, small publishers, writing | 4 Comments

What Comes Next? / Small Publishers Rock

Posted on October 5, 2009 by veldabrotherton

Late last week, sitting at my desk, fingers on the keys, I found nothing to write. What was going on? Ah, yes, I’d finished my book, in this case two books, and didn’t have the foggiest what might be next. … Continue reading →