Saturday, January 31, 2015

UPCOMING TELESEMINAR - FEBRUARY 5

 
Would you like to be interviewed on a top national TV show and air on ABC, NBC, CBS or Fox?
 
Of course you would because there are few faster ways to instantly reach millions of people and
boost your sales than getting big-time TV publicity.
 
In the publishing world, it's no secret the right national TV appearance can catapult a book to the
top of the Bestseller List.
 
Curious to know how YOU might get on national TV?
 
Find out on a free 90-minute telephone seminar on Thursday, February 5th, on which you'll hear Steve Harrison interview a group of his producer friends - who currently book guests for ABC, NBC and CBS about how to get on National TV.
 
In addition to Steve, you'll hear from:
 
  *  Mariann Sabol, Live with Kelly
  *  Tommy Crudup, Rachael Ray
  *  Dan Fitzpatrick, The Wendy Williams Show
  *  Stacy Rollins, Telepictures Productions
  *  Plus others to be announced
 
Together they'll teach you things unknown to 95% of all publicity-seekers.
 
To register for this call -- which is free except for your normal long distance charges -- go here
now:
 
https://m164.infusionsoft.com/go/TVCall24/A10887/
 
In the interest of full disclosure, you should know I'm a compensated affiliate for Steve's
programs.
 
On the call, you'll learn things like:
 
• How to increase your odds of getting on ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox.

• Understanding the mindset of national TV producers and what gets them to book you as a
guest.

• The strategy a husband-and-wife team used to land a 7-minute segment on the Today Show.

• What you should send TV producers (and what you shouldn't).

• The most important question you must be able to answer to land a TV appearance.

• The biggest mistakes to avoid when pitching TV producers (including ones that could get you
black-balled forever!).

• Case histories of three authors and entrepreneurs and the strategies they used to get on top TV shows.
 
Again, to register go here now:
 
https://m164.infusionsoft.com/go/TVCall24/A10887/
 
Once registered, you'll receive all the details back within five minutes.
 
Who knows ... maybe we'll be seeing you on national TV very soon!

W. Terry Whalin
Whalin & Associates
9457 S University Blvd, Suite 621
Highlands Ranch, CO 80126-4976
ph: 720-708-4953
www.terrywhalin.com

Friday, January 30, 2015

EVERSON JOINS BELIEVERSTRUST

President of Word Weavers International, Eva Marie Everson, has been named VP of BelieversTrust. She will work with CEO Rebeca Seitz to expand BelieversTrust and provide training to writers.
Everson is an award-winning author and speaker with more than 30 published books, and has taught at numerous conferences, served as adjunct professor at Taylor University, and currently serves as co-director of Florida Christian Writers Conference and managing editor of Firefly Southern Fiction (an imprint of Lighthouse Publishers of the Carolinas).

WRITING OPPORTUNITY

From Yvonne Lehman:I
 
'm now accepting submissions for two new Moments books to be released in 2015. These are compilations of 50 stories by 40+ a uthors in each book, published by Grace Publishing. Already in print are Divine Moments and Christmas Moments (2014), and to be released in May is Spoken Moments (2015).
 
There is no compensation (except publication and joy!), authors get one free copy, discount on orders, royalties go to Samaritan's Purse. We always make a presentation to authors of Moments books at the May Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference. Twenty-three authors were present for the presentation in 2014.
 
Submissions come in quickly, so you might want to hurry! First acceptable 50 will be accepted. Articles range from 500-2000+ words. Content is the key! 
 
Precious Moments - articles about children -may be stories of one's own children, one's childhood, not having children, lessons learned from children, and some stories are written by children. A second-grade teacher I know is presenting this to his class to see what the children come up with. (I have a story written by my son when he was 9, also have stories I've written about my children) Deadline March 15, 2015
 
Christmas Moments Book #2 - articles about the true meaning of Christmas - Christmas experiences - meaningful or touching stories about Christmas - similar to Christmas Moments Book #1 
 
Contributors should put Precious Moments or Christmas Moments Book #2 in subject line and send to yvonnelehman3@gmail.com 
 

Thursday, January 29, 2015

2015 EPA CONVENTION




 
EPA's 2015 Convention: What's New?
EPA 2015
April 8-10, 2015
The Westin Westminster
Denver, Colorado


Not New...But Returning: Pre-Conference Sessions
Eight additional hours of training in either writing or design, for just $99!
Unlocking the Secrets of Writing Powerful Stories led by
Award-winning Magazine Design: A professional magazine design seminar sponsored by Magazine Training International

Morning Plenary Sessions
The morning plenary sessions and lunch speakers are designed after the popular TED Talks to spotlight trends and issues that impact the evangelical publishing world.

Conversations About Contemporary Thinkers
Following the example of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, and their conversations with the Inklings, we've invited some of EPA's seasoned editors to share thoughts on contemporary thinkers and their impact on culture and the publishing world. Participants are invited to ask questions, off er insights and even debate the topics discussed. This is a late night option for connection and networking.

Three-Part Design Field Trip 
Part I: Learn more about engaging readers in meaningful ways with this visit to Gloo, a Boulder-based technology firm. Gloo collaborates with organizations that serve people who champion spiritual formation, leadership development, marriages, and families, using content and digital engagement to teach and reinforce principles and practices that those organizations know are essential to cultivate and support those "champions." Scott Beck, the company's founder, will share Gloo's collaborative process: How the company creates valuable content experiences by first shaping the knowledge its partner organizations possess, and then by delivering that knowledge through digital platforms designed with the habits and preferences of champions in mind.
Part II: Hear and see the story of how Boulder-based advertising firm  Sterling Rice Group uses collaboration to generate ideas and designs, and then deliver them across multiple channels to build and expand the reach of numerous global brands, such as Wendy's, Quaker, Pepsi, California Almonds, and Hershey's.
Part III: Dine with fellow tour participants at one of Boulder's unique restaurants. Reflect on what you heard, saw, and learned, and discuss what lessons you see applying toward your own publishing endeavors (note: this is a "dinner on your own" option).
 
Early Morning Guided Prayer Walks
Join fellow EPA colleagues for a one mile walk on trails nearby the convention hotel.




 

Monday, January 26, 2015

NY TIMES CHRISTIAN BEST SELLERS - WK OF FEBRUARY 1

THE FIVE LOVE LANGUAGES by Gary Chapman (Northfield) is #2 in Relationships; #16 in Advice, How-To & Misc.
  • GHOST BOY by Martin Pistorius with Megan Lloyd Davies (Thomas Nelson) is #4 in E-Book Nonfiction; #5 in combined Print & E-Book Nonfiction.
  • HEAVEN IS FOR REAL by Todd Burpo with Lynn Vincent (Thomas Nelson) is #6 in Religion, Spirituality & Faith.
  • UNWRAPPING THE GREATEST GIFT by Ann Voskamp (Tyndale) is #8 in Religion, Spirituality & Faith.
  • LIVE ORIGINAL by Sadie Robertson with Beth Clark (Howard Books) is #9 in Religion, Spirituality & Faith.
  • THE BEST YES by Lysa TerKeurst (Nelson Books/Thomas Nelson) is #13 in Religion, Spirituality & Faith; #20 in Advice, How-To & Misc.
  • THE THIRD TARGET by Joel C. Rosenberg (Tyndale House) is #17 in Hardcover Fiction.

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    Sunday, January 25, 2015

    AND THE SPEAKER SAID . . .

    Fear defeats more people than any other one thing in the world.” Ralph Waldo Emerson


    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 26, 2015

     
     
    An ellipsis is always 3 periods, plus
     1 more if at the end of a sentence.
     
     

    WRITING CONTEST OPENS

    Cascade Writing Contest Opens February 14
    Brush off those books and articles you published in 2014 and finish tweaking those yet-to-be-published pieces so you can enter them in the 2015 Cascade Writing Contest beginning Valentine’s Day.
    The contest, which is in its third year, is your chance to obtain recognition for your writing and gain valuable feedback while competing for awards in nearly a dozen writing categories. Our preliminary and finals judges spend countless hours reviewing entries to help writers improve their skills.
    This year our categories include:
    ·         Contemporary fiction books
    ·         Historical fiction books
    ·         Speculative fiction books
    ·         Nonfiction books
    ·         Memoir books
    ·         Young adult/middle grade books
    ·         Children’s chapter books and picture books
    ·         Articles, columns, blog posts
    ·         Devotionals
    ·         Poetry
    ·         Short story/flash fiction
    Each category will have a winner in both the published and unpublished divisions. Finalists will have their entries reviewed by five people—three preliminary judges and two finals judges.
    Among the finals judges who have graciously agreed to help with the 2015 contest are editors Daisy Hutton (HarperCollins), Kim Bangs (Bethany and Chosen), Joanna Echols (Focus on the Family), Nick Harrison (Harvest House), Susan King (The Upper Room), Sherri Langton (Bible Advocate), Chad McComas (The Christian Journal), Ben Wolf (Splickety Magazine), and agents Sally Apokedak (Les Stobbe Literary), Alice Crider (WordServe Agency), Bill Jensen (William K Jensen Agency), and Tamela Hancock Murray (Steve Laube Literary).
    For information about the categories, judging criteria, entry fees, and rules, check the website at http://oregonchristianwriters.org in the next couple of weeks. The awards will be presented at the OCW summer conference the evening of Wednesday, August 12. Susan May Warren and Jeff Gerke will return as hosts.

    Saturday, January 24, 2015

    SPEAKING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 25, 2015

    Depending on the type of speech, it may help
    to include a question and answer period
    at the end of your talk.

    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 25, 2015

    To include a em-dash, type two hyphens with no spaces
    before, after, or in between.

    Friday, January 23, 2015

    THE AUTHOR SAYS . . .

    "Writing a novel is like driving a car at night. You can only see as far as your headlights, but you can make the whole trip that way."  E.L. Doctorow

    Wednesday, January 21, 2015

    SPEAKING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 22, 2015

    Be sure that you are looking equally to the right,
    the center, and to the left, so everyone feels included.

    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 22, 2015

    The phrase “a lot” is two words—not “alot.”

    GETTING ASSIGNMENTS


    Q. I've been published several times as a freelance writer, but how do I move from freelancing to getting assignments directly from editors? Is this something that happens at an editor's initiative, or is there a part that the writer plays too? I've been published in one publication three times. Is this part of the process toward receiving assignments?


    A. You are on the right track. Assignments typically come to writers who have been published a number of times in a particular publication, and have shown the editor that they understand the specific needs of the publication, and of their readers. Just be sure the publication you are targeting actually makes assignments. A few just depend on submissions from freelancers. However, most will assign feature articles or articles that reflect the theme of each issue (if the publication is theme oriented), and depend on freelance submissions for the rest.

    I would suggest that you do an in-depth analysis of any publications that you would want assignments from, and start sending queries for articles that are closely aligned to their needs. If you display an intimate understanding of the editor's needs, you are bound to be noticed. This is particularly true if you are able to write articles on more obscure topics—but ones that they need. Editors typically are flooded with articles or queries on the more common aspects of their target, so are looking for writers who can come up with related articles that explore something new or unique. As you seek out those publications you would like to write for, look for those that need something you are uniquely qualified to write—or that requires specialized know-how you have. For example, for a publication that targets families, don't offer the same kind of articles they get all the time. Determine how you can make your query stand out because it offers something new and exciting for their readers.

    After you have started building a relationship with the editor, and have had a half dozen pieces accepted, it is also OK to let the editor know you are open to assignments, as long as you don't push the issue. But chances are, by the time you reach that point, the editor is likely to bring it up without any prompting from you. Editors are always on the look-out for writers who have proved they can provide what the editor needs, meets deadlines, and has a passion for the needs of the readers.

    Tuesday, January 20, 2015

    SPEAKING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 21, 2015

    Once you start your speech, look for people in different
    sections of the room who are fully engaged or who are
     nodding in agreement as you talk—and focus on them.

    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 21, 2015

    In fiction, leaving extra blank lines between paragraphs
    indicates a passage of time has occurred.

    BEST-SELLING NONFICTION LEADERS

    ECPA publishers make 2014 Impact with 126 slots on Bestselling Nonfiction Lists; Seven titles make the year's longest-running bestselling charts
    As reported by Publishers Weekly, religion publishers Thomas Nelson, FaithWords, Zondervan, Broadman & Holman, Tyndale, Waterbrook, and Abingdon had a total of 126 slots on the nonfiction bestseller charts in 2014. Four books—The Total Money Makeover, Instinct, The Daniel Plan, and I Am a Church Member—were on the longest-running hardcover nonfiction chart; with Heaven Is For Real (movie tie-in), Four Blood Moons, and The Mystery of Shemitah on the longest running trade paperback list for the year. More

    Monday, January 19, 2015

    SPEAKING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 20, 2015

    It is best to memorize the main points in the speech,
     rather than trying to memorize specific wording.

    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 20,2015

    When preparing a manuscript, don't leave an extra
    blank line between paragraphs when double-spacing.

    Sunday, January 18, 2015

    STORIES PUBLISHED--OR NOT?


    Q. About 18 months ago, I sold three stories to a children's take-home paper, and they were to have been published about 4 or 5 months ago. They promised to send contributor's copies when they were published. I did receive copies of the first one about two months before publication, but the proposed dates for the second and third have passed and I still haven't seen any copies. Should I assume they decided not to publish them? Or that they did and forgot to send the copies? If they decided not to publish them, can I ask to sell first rights to another publication?


    A. I would start by contacting the editor by e-mail or mail asking if the stories were published as planned, and letting him know that if they were, you did not receive your contributor's copies. Also, if they were not published as scheduled, have they rescheduled their publication? Wait for their response before taking any additional action.

    If they were published, the editor will likely let you know that and send along the contributor's copies. However, if the response is they have rescheduled them at a future date, wait for that new publication date. If the samples don't arrive, or the response is that they have decided not to publish, you can then ask them to release the rights to you. In that case, you would be able to sell first rights to the two that were never published. In either case, you can sell reprint rights to the first story as long as you sold them only first rights.

    Saturday, January 17, 2015

    SPEAKING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 18, 2015

    It takes three weeks to prepare a good ad-lib speech.” Mark Twain

    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY

    Always double-check names, dates, figures,
    Scripture references, and quotations.

    SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED


    Scholarship Applications Now Being Accepted
    for the 2015-2016 Academic Year
    EPA awards a scholarship each year to a college student preparing for a career in journalism. The amount may vary from year to year but grants generally average from $1,000 to $2,000 to one or more winners. 

    The awards will be announced at the annual membership meeting held during the Denver convention on April 10, 2015.

    Candidates must be majoring or minoring in journalism or communications. Preference is given to - but not restricted to - students with an interest in the field of Christian journalism. Recipients must be third- or fourth-year undergraduates or graduate students with at least one year of full-time study remaining when they receive the awards (meaning that most applicants are sophomores or juniors). Students must be enrolled at an accredited Christian or secular college or university in the U.S. or Canada. Candidates must have maintained a B-average or better.

     The deadline for scholarships for the 2015-2016 academic year is March 10, 2015.

    Friday, January 9, 2015

    TAKING A BREAK

    Just wanted to give you a heads-up to let you know I'll be away from the computer for a few days and won't be able to keep up with the blog until I return. Working on the next market guide has been exhausting, so a break will be nice. Also I wanted to remind you if you have a listing in the guide (or want one) for a group, conference, editorial service, or periodical, you need to get that info to me in the next few days. Just e-mail it to stuartcwmg@aol.com.

    SPEAKING TIP OF THE DAY--JANUARY 10, 2015

    If you use index cards for your speech notes,
    practice the speech using the cards to be sure
    the points written on the cards will serve as
    enough of a reminder for what you planned to say.

    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 10

    Avoid run-on sentences, but don't overreact by
    chopping up your sentences too much.

    FRUSTRATED PUBLISHER?


    Q - What do the book publishers say that authors do that frustrates them the most?

    A - Most authors simply don’t make any effort to learn anything more about a publisher than what they find in the market guide. They would love it if you would actually read some of the books they have published in your genre or subject area to get a feeling for their tone or approach to the topic. They also get upset when writers don’t follow their guidelines. Although most publishers want to see basically the same kind of information in a proposal, each publisher puts its own twist on the process and they expect you to follow their guidelines carefully. They are especially interested in the market research they expect you to do for them. Let them know how your book fits into what is already available in the marketplace. You cause them all kinds of headaches when you miss your deadlines, don’t send them what your proposal has promised, or are reluctant or resistant when it comes to the editing and rewriting process. You never want to be labeled a “difficult author.”


    Thursday, January 8, 2015

    Wednesday, January 7, 2015

    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 8, 2015


    Most publishers prefer you include the comma
    before the last item in a series.

    EPA SELECTS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

    The Evangelical Press Association Board of Directors has announced the appointment of CFO Lamar Keener as the new Executive Director of the association, effective January 15, 2015.

    The action follows the resignation of current Executive Director D'Arcy Maher, who informed the Board in December that she was stepping down in light of new opportunities for a joint ministry with her husband.

    "In the final months of 2014, my husband and I received an invitation to work together as a team in an international capacity," Maher said. "After prayerful consideration, we are walking through the steps to finalize this significant decision. Releasing the role at EPA is certainly bittersweet, but it's the right time in order for the association to continue moving forward."

    "D'Arcy has served the association well, and while we will miss her, we celebrate this new opportunity with her," said President-elect Mark Winz, who presided over the discussion and voting.

    After considering several options, the EPA Board voted unanimously to offer the position to Keener, who has been serving in a part-time business management role for EPA since 2012. His role will now expand to include Executive Director.

    "Lamar's wealth of industry knowledge, professionalism and marketing expertise make him a great fit," said Winz. "Since he's already on staff, he will be able to seamlessly step in to keep the work of the association moving forward."

    Keener has been an active member of EPA for more than 25 years. He was the publisher of the award-winning Christian Examiner newspaper group from 1988 to 2014, and he is the current publisher of Refreshed magazine, launched last year. He previously served as Treasurer and President of the EPA Board.

    Tuesday, January 6, 2015

    SPEAKING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 7, 2015

    You will need to decide if you are more comfortable
    writing out the entire speech, or simply preparing
    an outline on full pages or index cards.

    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 7, 2015


    Any story can be told from more than one point of view.

    WRITING WORKSHOP - MARCH 21-22, 2015



     

                  
                 
                  

     

    Hay House proudly presents: The Writer's Workshop with Mike Dooley

    Chicago, IL - March 21-22, 2015

    During this two-day comprehensive workshop, you’ll learn directly from Hay House president Reid Tracy; New York Times best-selling author Mike Dooley; and Nancy Levin, best-selling author and Certified Integrative Coach. They will guide you through:
    • How to bring your message or story to the world
    • The ins and outs of media publishing
    • Writing tips and secrets
    • Action steps to build your platform and why you must have one
    Gain the experience and a wealth of knowledge from these leading industry experts!
     
    PLUS win a chance to enter a writing contest!
    Enter to win one of three incredible publishing prizes. More than $21,000 in publishing packages will be awarded!
    Act on your dream today!
    Register by March 12, 2015, and save $100.
     
     
             

      

    Monday, January 5, 2015

    SPEAKING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 6, 2015

     
     
    You want the conclusion of your speech to be something memorable—
    an anecdote that exemplifies your main point, a summation, a challenge,
    or a repeat of a key phrase.

     
     

    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 6, 2015

    When writing fiction, you must decide who's going to tell your story.

    NY TIMES CHRISTIAN BESTSELLERS - WK OF JANUARY 11, 2015

    THE FIVE LOVE LANGUAGES by Gary Chapman (Northfield) is #2 in Relationships; #11 in Advice, How-To & Misc.
  •  BEFORE AMEN by Max Lucado (Thomas Nelson) is #5 in Religion, Spirituality & Faith.
  • YOU CAN, YOU WILL by Joel Osteen (FaithWords) is #8 in Advice, How-To & Misc.
  • THE GREATEST GIFT by Ann Voskamp (Tyndale House) is #7 in Religion.
  • HEAVEN IS FOR REAL by Todd Burpo with Lynn Vincent (Thomas Nelson) is #8 in Religion, Spirituality & Faith; and #13 in Paperback Nonfiction.
  • LOVE DOES by Bob Goff (Thomas Nelson) is #8 in Relationships.
  • THE BEST YES by Lysa TerKeurst (Nelson Books/Thomas Nelson) is #9 in Religion, Spirituality & Faith.
  • THE VOW by Kim and Krickitt Carpenter with Dana Wilkerson (B&H Publishing) is #10 in Relationships.
  • SAME KIND OF DIFFERENT AS ME by Ron Hall and Denver Moore with Lynn Vincent (Thomas Nelson) is #11 in Race and Civil Rights.
  • THE FIVE LOVE LANGUAGES OF CHILDREN by Gary D. Chapman and Ross Campbell (Moody) is #12 in Family.
  • WHERE A MAN STANDS by Carter Paysinger and Steven Fenton (Howard Books) is #13 in Relationships and
  • #16 in Sports.
  • THE LOVE DARE by Stephen Kendrick and Alex Kendrick with Lawrence Kimbrough (B&H Publishing Group) is #14 in Relationships.
  • NEW PRESIDENT AT EERDMANS

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    Anita-EerdmanWm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company has announced that William B. (Bill) Eerdmans Jr. will step away from his role as president and publisher and assume the role of chairman of the board of the family-owned company, effective immediately.
    Replacing him as president and publisher is his wife, Anita Eerdmans (pictured left), who previously served as vice president of Marketing and of Eerdmans Books for Young Readers. She will be only the third president/publisher in the company’s 103-year history.
    Bill Eerdmans has been president and publisher since 1963, when he took over the position from his father, William B. Eerdmans Sr., who founded the company in 1911. During his long and distinguished tenure, Bill Eerdmans has overseen steady growth both in the number of books published by Eerdmans and in the worldwide reputation of the firm.
     
     

    THE WRITER OFFER



     
     
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    The first Monday back to work after the holidays is always a sobering time of settling back into your routine. Maybe you’re at your desk (as I am). Or maybe you’re seeing the kids off to school or returning to your writing cave after a long absence. The good news is: 2015 presents each of us with a clean slate. Today I’d like to acknowledge that, and wish you my personal and professional best for a year in which your writing takes flight.
     
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    All best,
     
     
    Alicia Anstead
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    Sunday, January 4, 2015

    SPEAKING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 5, 2015

    The main body of the speech needs to entertain,
    instruct, persuade, or inspire. Be sure you know
    which, those who invited you, expect you to do.

    WRITING TIP OF THE DAY - JANUARY 5, 2015

    Deciding on a viewpoint character is one
    of the first steps in telling a story.

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