A Physician Analyzes the Crucifixion
[Editor’s note: This is hard to read. It is also graphic. To fully realize what Jesus endured, read on.] A Physician Analyzes the Crucifixion (Originally published in Arizona Medicine, March 1965, Arizona Medical Association. A medical explanation of what Jesus endured on the day He died.) By Dr. C. Truman Davis Dr. C. Truman Davis […]
The Cost of Breakthrough
by Sarah Tun Authors need fellowship. Teachers speak the same language, scientists and artists do too. And so do writers. Perhaps it’s because our work is generally solitary that we often don’t recognise our need to “socialize” or it may be that we are so used to managing on our own that we have learned […]
Shed the Extra Weight
by Cherrilynn Bisbano Summer is around the corner and I want to shed the winter ten. The pumpkin pie, sugar cookies, and chocolates were irresistible, and it shows in my stomach and thighs. Can you relate? Now, I must cut out the sugar and fat in my diet to be fit and lose the extra […]
16 Essentials to Build an Effective and Helpful Network
by Gina Burgess Good networks are actually good relationships that help build your business. Too often people look at Facebook buddies and blogging buddies as acquaintances, not as relationships. In reality, these people may forge relationnships closer with you than your child’s teacher or the person sitting next to you at a meeting. Birds share […]
be encouraged – we’re here to help
We wanted to show you, in as simple a way as possible, why we are so passionate about helping authors get their books ready for publishing and get authors ready to launch their brand new book (or to relaunch an already published book). In this video, you’ll get a peek at our reasoning and thought […]
Praise is a key to our breakthrough
by Sarah Tun As Christian writers, let us write as giving praises to GOD. In anything we do, let it be an act of worship. In 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, Paul writes, Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, in everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. There it is! […]
In Defense of Libraries: Why Einstein and the Rabbit Were Right
by Margaret Welwood The only thing that you absolutely have to know, is the location of the library. –Albert Einstein I cheerfully presented Marie and Mr. Bee to our Acting Children’s Librarian. But rather than snatch it with eager hands, he said, “I’ll check in our computer and see how well your other book is […]
I used to HATE book marketing…
by Sarah Tun On the 22nd of February, I commented on a post written by AC’s CEO Tom Blubaugh called, “Hate marketing and promoting?” A modest-by-nature author, I don’t look for the limelight (please ignore the fact that I was a performing artist for ten years… I didn’t like the limelight then either, hence I’m […]
3 Methods to Trigger Author Content Marketing
If you took marketing in college before 2004, you probably were not taught about content marketing. Yet, perhaps you recall the 4 Ps: Product Pricing Placement Promotion If you haven’t taken courses on marketing, that’s okay. Fortunately, we have marketing coaching as part of our manuscript bundle at Authors Community. On the other hand, if […]
Here’s Your New Baby – A Marketing Analogy
Your book is your baby that you’ve nurtured for numerous months to present to the world. Too often authors make a marketing mistake: No preparation. What about the coaching classes? What about painting and prepping the nursery (audience)? What about all the new clothes (editing and book cover)? Watch this short video to get an […]