How to Be a Leader . . .

For Your Information

How to Be a Leader in an Age of Information Overload – By Jeff Goins – http://goo.gl/4PXvf

‘Novels begin – in thinking, not writing’ – By Elaine K. Naves – The Gazette – http://goo.gl/tS7Ce

Publishers Weekly seems to relish scathing reviews of self-published books – By Kim Strickland – Chicago Now – http://goo.gl/gN1ZE

The British Council brings more shame on us – By Nick Cohen – The Guardian – http://goo.gl/Ak2L5

Blind writer gets help from police forensics to recover lost novel – By Jill Pantozzi – The Mary Sue – http://goo.gl/3RIhE

Getting to “yes”: 4 keys for instant credibility – By Dean Rieck – Direct Creative Blog – http://goo.gl/f3Rpf

The DOJ’s Ebook Price Fixing Lawsuit Against Apple and the “Agency Five”: An Overview – By Victoria Strauss – Writer Beware – http://goo.gl/KTOCu

Let Your Critics Be Your Best Friends – By Barb Sawyers – For Problogger – http://goo.gl/1wh3g

Blogging in Obscurity – By Justin P. Lambert – Words That Begin With You – http://goo.gl/dmjSP

One Tip that Makes Writing Blog Posts Super Easy – By Mary Jaksch – write to done – http://goo.gl/rNf9K

Let’s Hear it for the Self-Published Author! – By Warren Adler – Huffington Post – http://goo.gl/HrGof

Literary Agent Dumps Novel On Child Soldiers After Kony Media Campaign Eruption – By Free Press – http://goo.gl/Gz6lI

Survey: Aspiring novelists predict a tough future – By Source Wire – http://goo.gl/UaxZC

Scholastic Announces Sales Figures for The Hunger Games Trilogy in the U.S. – By Writer’s Blog – http://goo.gl/S1sVW

The Copyblogger “Secret” to Creating Better Content – By Sonia Simone – Copyblogger – http://goo.gl/2zBd3

Entrepreneurs Don’t Need Work-Life Balance – By Jeff Stibel – Harvard Business Review – http://goo.gl/pI09n

Quote(s) of the Day

A good novel tells us the truth about its hero; but a bad novel tells us the truth about its author. – G. K. Chesterton

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