Items tagged with 'Social Media'

Do we have a responsibility to our readers to behave ethically when we market our books?

Chelsea Cain was involved in a minor Facebook dustup. Let's clear the air and settle another, long-overdue score.

Jeanette Winterson, author of 'Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit', angered many Twitter followers after posting a picture of a rabbit she killed and ate.

These ten social media terms are ready for the reaping.

After eighteen months I head back to Kickstarter with my new novel. Find out why and what I hope will be better — or at least different — this time around.

There isn't a legal moratorium on social media - laws that apply to writing still apply on channels like Facebook and Twitter. But what can't you say? And what rights do you retain?

You'd think Goodreads groups would be primarily focused on books, authors, and the craft of writing, but you'd be wrong. They touch on some of the strangest interests the Internet has to offer.

Here are some quick tips for growing your brand and enhancing your image.

Is Twitter's inescapable deluge of 140-character blurbs massacring English as we know it or pushing us to write tighter, more concise copy?

Got a favorite book that's ready to fall apart? Don't throw it out, snap a picture of it and you could win prizes!

Toronto-based storytelling site Storybird launched in 2010 and now has over two million members.