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Writerly Wednesdays

Anna Stone: Author Branding Basics

Authors always want to know how to get their books to stand out. Today we have Anna Stone, a sapphic author both TB & Miranda are happy to call a friend, with a guest post to discuss author branding. Get your pen ready to take notes, because Anna smashes it when it comes to branding […]

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Adrian’s Easy Grammar Tips: COMMA SPLICE–Semicolon

Hello and Happy Easy Grammar Tips Wednesday! Adrian J. Smith is a writer and editor who has a not-so-secret love of grammar. She’s always happy to provide useful grammar tips to help writers understand and remember some of those pesky writing rules that can trip us up. Let’s bring on this week’s grammar tip! Grammar […]

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Join the Favorite Scenes Anthology

While asking an author to choose the favorite scene they’ve ever written may be like asking a parent to choose their favorite child, we’re inviting you to give it a shot! IHS will be putting together a promotional anthology called “Favorite Scenes from Favorite Authors” and we are inviting all authors of sapphic & women-loving-women […]

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TB’s Author Tip: Do What’s Right for You

TB here to chat about doing what’s right for you. I’m not known for being the most organized person on the planet or even in my apartment if you ask my cat Grey for her opinion on the matter. Every new year I dread the “What are your resolutions?” question because I hate failure. Publicly […]

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Tiffany E. Taylor: Writing Midlife Sapphic Romance

Readers love seeing themselves in fiction. Today we have Tiffany E. Taylor, sapphic author, with a guest post to discuss writing for the 40+ audience, because there’s one universal truth in life: love is vital no matter one’s age. Take it away, Tiffany! Writing Midlife Sapphic Romance If there’s one thing I consistently hear from […]

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Miranda Talks Advertising

I’ll be honest. Advertising is my least favorite thing ever. As an author, there are certain things I enjoy a lot, like bringing characters to life and solving tricky plot problems. And nothing beats the feeling of getting a great review or opening the file from your designer to find a cover for your new […]

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