Check In And Share: Rogue Phoenix Press

It’s Check In Day.

Let’s Make Fireworks: Check In and tell us what you did.

#Check In and Share Day


Time to pay the piper! How did you do? How much did you write? Did words explode on your WIP? Check In

This is the Rogue Phoenix Press weekly Check In. Every Sunday we encourage our authors and visitors to let us know how their writing is going.

How well are you doing?

Had problems this week? That’s ok. Just sit down this coming week and write. Whatever you do, don’t let difficulties from the week before get in your way this week.

Every word is one word closer to the finished product.

Please share your accomplishments in the comment section.

Promotions: Check in and share how you promoted your book

There are many ways to promote your books.

  1. Share with your promotion group of family, friends and fans
  2. Tweet: If you don’t have a twitter account, it’s easy to set one up.
  3. Instagram: refer to earlier post.
  4. Pinterest: refer to earlier post.
  5. Goodreads: refer to earlier post.
  6. Build your email list: refer to earlier post.
  7. If you know other ways to promote please share in the comment section.

Outlines and Character building: Check in and Share

Maybe you didn’t add words to your WIP, but developed your book.

Tell us what you did in the comment section.

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5 responses to “Check In And Share: Rogue Phoenix Press”

  1. Been slowed a bit by work. Trainer out on scheduled conference, so the majority of my time has been focused on keeping my head above water. However, that having been said, my two new stories are bubbling along and pushing their way out. I can estimate I’ve written about 5,000 words this week during my lunch hours.

  2. Genene says:

    I’m still developing characters and plotting for the second book of The Collie Chronicles. Christine’s posts about scenes were great reminders of how to structure scenes. The spreadsheet is started, and it’s about time to drag out the bulletin boards that cover one wall of my office when I’m in plotting mode. Lots of notes and seems like a new idea for this story every day!

  3. Always tweeting out posts, and making sure to like and re-tweet other authors with the hope they will re-tweet mine (and many have re-tweeted my tweets).

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