Creepy Book Inspiration from the Middle East

Aug 19, 2020 | Fun Historical Facts

This is a guest post by David Collins. David is a marketing specialist and essay writer from Manchester, UK. He loves to share his ideas and knowledge about marketing, writing, and blogging with his followers through his blog. Currently, he is working as a marketer at...

The Highs and Lows of Writing Books

Aug 17, 2020 | Writing

This is a guest post by Arslan Hassan. Arslan is an electrical engineer with a passion for writing, designing, and anything tech-related. His educational background in the technical field has given him the edge to write on many topics. He occasionally writes blog...

Kali Panagia

Aug 15, 2020 | Events and Giveaways

Today, Greece celebrates the Dormition of the Virgin Mary. This is a big deal: it’s the third-greatest celebration in Greece, right after Christmas and Easter. And I’ve heard plenty of people wish each other, “Kali Panagia” – loosely...

News-Writing Tips

Aug 13, 2020 | My friends' Guest Posts, Writing

This is a guest post by Alison Guest. Alison works with Writing Help to offer professional essay editor services and custom writing services at highly competitive prices. News-writing tips The number of independent news outlets is rapidly growing. Their popularity is...

Flame-Bladed Swords

Aug 11, 2020 | Quora, Writing

Fantasy often sports unusual weapons like the flame-bladed sword: But how historically accurate are they? Were these actually ever used in battle? And if so, why? Murphy Barrett has the answer in Quora! Why a Flamberge? A flame-bladed sword – aka flamberge...

Next Up: a Copywriting Book

Aug 7, 2020 | My Publications

You may remember Rayne Hall from my previous mentions of her and her work on my blog. Rayne is a trained publishing manager with thirty years in the publishing industry and over fifty books published. You have probably bought some book of her celebrated Writer’s...

Does Marketing Even Work?

Aug 5, 2020 | Marketing

If you’re like me, you’re probably wondering from time to time why you even bother marketing your books. I mean, there have been times when everything I’d try would seem to be in vain. When, at best, I broke even on my Ads. When people wouldn’t...

Free Historical Mexican Recipes

Aug 3, 2020 | Free Stuff

I love Mexican food and cook it regularly (including today, actually). So, I was thrilled when I heard on Atlas Obscura that The University of Texas at San Antonio was digitizing the largest collection of historic Mexican cookbooks in the United States. While the...

Video in Email Marketing

Aug 1, 2020 | Maps and Infographics, Marketing

I have written in the past on the subject of using videos in your emails. I now came across a great infographic on the subject, courtesy of One Productions, a corporate video production company in Dublin. Apparently, the average office worker receives 121 emails every...

Perseverance Blasts Off

Jul 31, 2020 | Fun Historical Facts

A $2.7 billion NASA rover, Perseverance, blasted off into clear skies over Florida’s Cape Canaveral yesterday (Thursday, July 30th) atop an Atlas V rocket, as The Washington Post and The Curious report. The launch marks the start of a nearly seven-month journey to...