Avatar photoCathy Shouse

Cathy Shouse's articles have appeared in Family Fun, The Saturday Evening Post and Indianapolis Monthly, as well as The Romance Writers of America national magazine (RWR Romance Writers Report). She writes contemporary romance and assists writers with promotion at every opportunity. Visit her website or find her on Twitter at @cathyshouse.
Maximizing Book Sales with Facebook and BookBub Ads: Q&A with Melissa Storm
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The bestselling author discusses best practices for ads, how to keep your spending in check, the top three mistakes authors ...
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Writing True Crime: Q&A with Janis Thornton
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The Indiana author discusses publishing and promoting close to home, plus the logistical, ethical and legal issues around writing true ...
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Making the Switch from Nonfiction to Fiction: Q&A with Kate White
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The former editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan discusses how a grounding in nonfiction can both help and hinder fiction writing, and much ...
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How Partnerships Can Help Boost Your Pre-Orders: Q&A with Nina R. Sadowsky
Nina Sadowsky
If there's an organization whose mission aligns with your story or characters, a partnership might help both parties promote one ...
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Screenwriting Techniques to Strengthen Your Novel: Q&A with Nina R. Sadowsky
Nina Sadowsky
Screenwriter and novelist Nina R. Sadowsky shares screenwriting techniques that have influenced her novel writing, and writers can learn from ...
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Fan-Friendly Marketing and Kindle Worlds Licensing: Q&A with Aleatha Romig
Aleatha Romig
Primarily an indie published author, Aleatha Romig participates in Kindle Worlds, which allows other authors to write about the characters ...
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