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While writing itself can be a solitary pursuit, publishing is a business like any other, and writers should be actively involved in the promotion of their own brand. Fortunately, modern authors can make themselves more visible to potential audiences with … Continue reading
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Note from Publisher, Sheri Williams: We are proud to share a post from author Sarah King to our blog. She opens her heart to remind us that we are not alone. Sharing books is part of what we do here … Continue reading
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TouchPoint Press is excited to share the following list of titles acquired since November 2018. These titles will be forthcoming at the end of 2019 throughout 2020. The eclectic list means there will be something for everyone. Even more exciting, … Continue reading
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If you’re designing your new office with the architect or coming up with ways to renovate the space that you already have, you want to make your investment of time and resources count. Buildings become old, but they can also … Continue reading
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Visit the Setting(s) Setting the scene is vitally important when you’re trying to create a realistic novel. Looking at pictures of a place just isn’t the same as actually being there. To realistically convey its presence, you need to use … Continue reading
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Blogs are to websites as fresh ingredients are to a gourmet meal. You might have a terrific headline to pull in potential readers, but unless you can deliver the content, they won’t stick around. Blogs are a marketing tool and … Continue reading
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“The Union is being held together by threads of cotton” – Ralph Waldo Emerson – Though our country seems sadly divided these days with disagreements evident on social media, talk shows and at family dinner tables, it’s hardly the first … Continue reading
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Following the publication of Uncle Tom’s Cabin; or, Life Among the Lowly in the spring of 1852, threats against its author became common. Hate mail arrived daily at the Stowe’s house in Andover, Massachusetts. One morning the mailman rang the … Continue reading
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Whether you’re a freelance writer or are working on a new book, you may spend most of your day writing. Although it may be fun to be creative and put your thoughts on paper, it can get uncomfortable after a … Continue reading
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When I began writing my fictional trilogy about the South, I, like many Americans, felt well-informed on the subject. As a student of history, researcher, and writer, I felt particularly well-versed in the period before the war (Antebellum) through the … Continue reading
