Reblogging a post from Netwest Writers - Good advice for writers

https://netwestwriters.blogspot.com/2019/03/guest-post-by-c-hope-clark-award.html

I have been subscribing to C. Hope Clark's Funds for Writers newsletter for decades and find her advice for writers to be the best online. I never tire of reading what she has to say and she provides lots of places to submit.

Have you read Murder on Edisto? A good mystery.

C.Hope Clark is author of two successful mystery series. She began as a free lance writer and also began with her Funds for Writers Newsletters. In today's edition she gave us some good things to ponder as writers. 

Visit here to read her articles.

One of Hope's series is set on Edisto Island, South Carolina. I enjoyed Murder on Edisto. Clark's female main character has lost her husband to a vicious killer and she is doing her best to protect her teenage son. Murder follows her as she goes back to what she thinks is a safe place. If you like mysteries, you will like this one. I relate to books set in the south. But the story is one any mystery readers will enjoy.

C. Hope Clark is the Keynote Speaker for A Day for Writers, a one day conference to be held in Sylva, NC, August 24, sponsored by North Carolina Writers' Network West. 

Meet C. Hope Clark, Mystery Writer

Write short pieces to sell your long pieces.  
That is a good marketing plan and one C. Hope Clark discusses in her guest  post on www.netwestwriters.blogspot.com  this week. An author who writes books can build her name by writing articles and doing interviews published in newspapers, magazines, online and ezines. Hope Clark is proof that her system works. She is author of two award-winning mystery series.

If you don't know C. Hope Clark's work, be sure you learn about her. Her website has been chosen as one of the top 101 best websites for writers by the Writer's Digest for the past 18 years. She is all about writing, helping writers and publishing her highly popular Funds for Writers.

Read the post here.

C. Hope Clark on the word Self

I admire C. Hope Clark, author of the Carolina Slade Mystery series and publisher of Funds for  Writers which I've subscribed to for years. Her blog posts are instructive and interesting. She has written a post on the word Self. I think you will gain some insight into all your selves when you read Hope's essay here.