Comments for Lisa Tener's Writing Blog http://www.lisatener.com/blog Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:41:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Supporting Your Big Dreams by Tara Sage Steeves http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1659&cpage=1#comment-22970 Tara Sage Steeves Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:41:55 +0000 http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1659#comment-22970 Thank you, Lisa! What an extraordinary line-up indeed! At The 5th annual Rhode Island Dream Party® (October 8, 2010) guests will cross over our "Footbridge to the Future" and meet this extraordinary 2010 Dream Team! But whether you're able to join us in-person or not, this special team of experts are ready and eager to help you achieve your dreams and goals through these free-of-charge, info-rich teleclasses with practical advice, encouragement, and support. Hope you'll join us!! Thank you, Lisa! What an extraordinary line-up indeed!

At The 5th annual Rhode Island Dream Party® (October 8, 2010) guests will cross over our “Footbridge to the Future” and meet this extraordinary 2010 Dream Team! But whether you’re able to join us in-person or not, this special team of experts are ready and eager to help you achieve your dreams and goals through these free-of-charge, info-rich teleclasses with practical advice, encouragement, and support. Hope you’ll join us!!

]]> Comment on Social Media for Authors by Saunderstown, Rhode Island how to get published, | Hollischapman's Blog http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1491&cpage=1#comment-21761 Saunderstown, Rhode Island how to get published, | Hollischapman's Blog Sat, 28 Aug 2010 01:23:17 +0000 http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1491#comment-21761 [...]  Writing http://www.LisaTener.com Social Media for Authors [...] [...]  Writing http://www.LisaTener.com Social Media for Authors [...]

]]> Comment on How Much Do I Share? by lisatener http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=932&cpage=1#comment-21754 lisatener Fri, 27 Aug 2010 22:46:40 +0000 http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=932#comment-21754 Hey, Hollis, I'm looking forward to our <a href="http://blogtalkradio.com/hollischapmanshow" rel="nofollow">interview</a>, too. And for any non-Rhode Islanders, Hollis is a URI Alum--though he may also be an Aries like me. Hey, Hollis, I’m looking forward to our interview, too. And for any non-Rhode Islanders, Hollis is a URI Alum–though he may also be an Aries like me.

]]> Comment on How Much Do I Share? by Hollis Chapman http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=932&cpage=1#comment-21753 Hollis Chapman Fri, 27 Aug 2010 22:42:11 +0000 http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=932#comment-21753 Hi Lisa, thank you very much for all your helpful tips, and thank you in advance for coming on our show on Sept. 3. Hope you are enjoying R.I. I love the place--I am a RAM Hollis Hi Lisa, thank you very much for all your helpful tips, and thank you in advance for coming on our show on Sept. 3. Hope you are enjoying R.I. I love the place–I am a RAM

Hollis

]]> Comment on Writing Workshops: Join Me in Person & Write by Maureen Umehara http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1600&cpage=1#comment-21747 Maureen Umehara Fri, 27 Aug 2010 22:00:20 +0000 http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1600#comment-21747 You are amazing Lisa, so many interesting things in the works! I remember going to your workshop on creativity and your creative muse at All That Matters. Your workshop was fun, inspiring and enlightening! I'm so looking forward to you coming to speak for WCSWANS in September. You're such an amazing woman and speaker! The other reason I'm looking forward to the event is you and your topics attract other amazing women. So it will be such a fun event to share with some wonderful women! Looking forward to seeing you soon! Warmly, Maureen Umehara Director, Womens Club SWANS You are amazing Lisa, so many interesting things in the works! I remember going to your workshop on creativity and your creative muse at All That Matters. Your workshop was fun, inspiring and enlightening! I’m so looking forward to you coming to speak for WCSWANS in September. You’re such an amazing woman and speaker! The other reason I’m looking forward to the event is you and your topics attract other amazing women. So it will be such a fun event to share with some wonderful women!
Looking forward to seeing you soon!
Warmly,
Maureen Umehara
Director, Womens Club SWANS

]]> Comment on The Process of Getting a Literary Agent by lisatener http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1100&cpage=1#comment-18979 lisatener Fri, 06 Aug 2010 19:02:45 +0000 http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1100#comment-18979 Yes. You can start by visiting agents' blogs and asking relevant questions or making astute comments. I wouldn't overdo it, but as you become a part of their community and interact, they are more likely to check out your blog and get to know you. Yes. You can start by visiting agents’ blogs and asking relevant questions or making astute comments. I wouldn’t overdo it, but as you become a part of their community and interact, they are more likely to check out your blog and get to know you.

]]> Comment on The Process of Getting a Literary Agent by Elisha http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1100&cpage=1#comment-18977 Elisha Fri, 06 Aug 2010 18:41:49 +0000 http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1100#comment-18977 Any advice for a writer starting out in the blogworld, on how to get my blog notice by agents? Any advice for a writer starting out in the blogworld, on how to get my blog notice by agents?

]]> Comment on How Good Writing is like Sizzling Passion: Lessons in Foreplay, Trust and Intimacy by Stacy Corrigan http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1578&cpage=1#comment-18429 Stacy Corrigan Mon, 02 Aug 2010 11:37:54 +0000 http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=1578#comment-18429 Lisa, EXCELLENT article! One of your best I think. Very succint, yet of course it was intriguing! Love you and all you do. STACE Lisa, EXCELLENT article! One of your best I think. Very succint, yet of course it was intriguing! Love you and all you do.

STACE

]]> Comment on Ghostwriting Advice: What to charge? by lisatener http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=228&cpage=1#comment-18390 lisatener Mon, 02 Aug 2010 01:40:26 +0000 http://lisatener.com/blog/?p=228#comment-18390 EG, yes, once these books are published, whether self-published or by a small non-profit agency, you can certainly call yourself a published author. Just be sure that they are well edited and represent you well, especially if you want to get more (paid) ghostwriting projects or wish to share them with potential writing clients. EG, yes, once these books are published, whether self-published or by a small non-profit agency, you can certainly call yourself a published author. Just be sure that they are well edited and represent you well, especially if you want to get more (paid) ghostwriting projects or wish to share them with potential writing clients.

]]> Comment on Ghostwriting Advice: What to charge? by EG http://www.lisatener.com/blog/?p=228&cpage=1#comment-18172 EG Sat, 31 Jul 2010 02:46:21 +0000 http://lisatener.com/blog/?p=228#comment-18172 Thanks for all the great information! I'm still trying to establish myself as a writer, and currently i'm the editor of two newsletters for non-profit agencies. I'm also in the the middle of ghostwriting a book with my father, which will probably be published by the non-profit he works for. I've also received a request to ghostwrite a book with another acquaintance. Since I won't be getting paid for any of these projects, (except for a percentage of any royalties), will they be viewed as valid experience? Can I claim to have "published" books if they are published by a small non-profit agency? Thanks for all the great information!

I’m still trying to establish myself as a writer, and currently i’m the editor of two newsletters for non-profit agencies. I’m also in the the middle of ghostwriting a book with my father, which will probably be published by the non-profit he works for. I’ve also received a request to ghostwrite a book with another acquaintance.

Since I won’t be getting paid for any of these projects, (except for a percentage of any royalties), will they be viewed as valid experience? Can I claim to have “published” books if they are published by a small non-profit agency?

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