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Mark Gilroy February 6, 2012

Where Should You Post Your Status?

Where should you post your status? Are you in a bar? Would it be awkward to explain to your boss? to your parents? Are you addicted to likes? Is it boring? Have fun following the arrows to the right place to post your status! A shout out to Professor Andres Silva for the following chart on posting our status to the right social network. Ingenious and hilarious!
Where should you post your status?

Are you posting in the right network?

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Mark Gilroy January 31, 2012

My Book Is at Press – What Do I Do With All My Free Time? (video)

What does an author do after his or her book goes to press? Is it time to kick back and recover after the drive to get the content just right? Or is there more work to do?

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Mark Gilroy January 12, 2012

Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For

How do you find the perfect title for your book? For my Kristen Conner Mystery Series I discovered the first title while listening to the radio: Cuts Like a Knife. When I started outlining the second novel, which dealt with online dating and obsession, Every Breath You Take made it two books in a row that matched up with a great 80s song. The third novel? Still haven’t found what I’m looking for? Or cold as ice?

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Mark is a publisher, author, consultant, blogger, positive thinker, believer, encourager, and family guy. A resident of Brentwood, Tennessee, he has six kids, with one in college and five out in the "real world." Read More…

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