Steve Bremner
Author, Podcaster & Writing Coach
When it comes to reading books, many people consider physically turning the pages of a paper or hardback to be the only "legit" way to consume written content. However, with the increasing …
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I showed this Blockbuster Video membership to my daughter once last year after finding it while cleaning out my desk. I explained to her the archaic way Gen Xers, older millennials, and Xennnials …
TL;DR: I ain't doing it ever again.I’ve said it before and I’ll repeat it now: Many authors underprice their books. A few overprice their books to the extreme, but I find it’s the former I …
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You'll have to forgive me for yet another post about Amazon Kindle in quick succession. I've been working on some other updates and more theological posts about disciple-making for my blog which …
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From time to time, I get asked why my books aren't available on the Kobo/Nook/iPad, or [insert your non-Kindle e-reader of choice]. The simple answer? The vast majority of e-book readers use a …
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I recently purchased a program called Scrivener. I'm not going to lie to you, at first I only downloaded it because it seemed to be the "in" thing to use for writing if you're a writer. So I …
Thanks to all of your help, we made Six Lies People Believe About Divine Healing rank number one in Pentecostal Christian Kindle books by around 5:00 pm Central Standard Time on Friday. The sales …
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I wrote a post several months ago about The Church, Change and Adapting, and you could consider my thoughts today a follow up, as I have recently read several more examples of the very point I …
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