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The road to publication can seem arduous and bumpy for most, but the road after publication can be equally difficult to navigate...
And that's where SavvyAuthors.com steps in with Savvy Points!
Savvy Authors includes a social marketing tool for romance authors, leveraging the intrinsic needs of authors at various stages in their careers by utilizing a managed, point-based bartering system (Savvy Points) to earn rewards by promoting each other, offering workshops, critiques, craft chats, etc. and trading those points freely amongst each other.
Savvy Authors hosts additional workshops, pitch appointments, discussion areas and other events where points can be traded to participate as well as a myriad of online tools and resources available for unlmited usage by all members regardless of points accrued.
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• Author Barter Exchange
• Query Tracker
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• Event Calendar
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• Networking Groups
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• Online Workshops
• "Ask a Professional" Q&A
• Craft Chats
• Blog Q&A's
• Blog Pitches
• Critique Raffles
• Pitch Appiontments
• Agent Database
• Editor Database
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The Reading Brain: How Details (Showing and Telling) Change How We Read
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