SinC-Up Tips
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SinC-Up Tip with Norman Birnback and Tilia K. Jacobs – Consider Co-authoring
Forget the image of the lonely author. Co-authoring is like having a gym buddy for words! Here’s how Norman and Tilia make it work. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip with Geri Krotow
Award-winning author and lifelong learner Geri Krotow shares tips on how to have a long writing career by always being willing to learn. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip with Leslie Budewitz
Award-winning author and SinC past president, Leslie Budewitz, aka Alicia Beckman, offers insights into how to identify what interests your readers to connect with them and sell more books. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip with Geri Krotow
Award-winning author and life-long learner, Geri Krotow shares tips regarding being humble and kind. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Melissa Bourbon
National best-selling author and founder of WriterSpark Academy Melissa Bourbon presents a SINC-UP Tip about using Pinterest to drive visitors to your website and sell more books. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Jodé Millman
Award-winning author and creator of the Writer’s Law School, Jodé Millman shares tips on protecting your work from AI. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Lorraine Lopez
Award-winning author and professor, Lorraine Lopez, shares tips on setting up a writing group. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Kristin Kisska
Author and Agatha Award finalist Kristin Kisska shares tips on self-care. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Laurie Stevens
Award-winning author Laurie Stevens shares tips on switching genres. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Laurie Kirk – Finding yourself in your work
Laurie Kirk, screenwriter and author of Baby Marvin discusses finding yourself in your work rather than putting yourself in your work. Continue reading
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SinC-Up Tip: Midge Raymond – Use all your senses to create a sense of place
Award-winning author Midge Raymond, shares her insights about using all your senses to create a sense of place in every scene. Continue reading
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SinCUp Tip: Kelly Oliver – How to use foreshadowing
Kerry Cathers, author, instructor, and forensics and poison expert shares tips about putting evidence into your historic detective fiction. Continue reading