Brittnee Newman
Brittnee Newman, Marketing & Communications Strategist for Xulon Press, has been a blogger, freelance journalist and editor for just over half a decade. She joined Xulon Press as an editor in 2012, and now supports the company within the Marketing Department. Follow her on Twitter at @XulonBrittnee.
Brittnee Newman's Latest Posts
The Newest App for Readers and Authors: The Litsy App!
What’s the latest buzz amongst readers and writers alike? The Litsy app! Readers use it to find recommendations on the best books to add to their Amazon carts; writers and publishers can use it to connect with fans and each other. Publisher’s Weekly calls it “Instagram for books”, and BookRiot says it’s like “Instagram and […]
Gather Ye Rosebuds: What Stubborn Weeds and Good Writing Have in Common
Many authors believe that only bad writers need editing and revision. I can assure you, that idea is false. Every author needs editing; savvy writers actually get it. Here’s why: The process of writing is quite a bit like having a big backyard. I can plant beautiful, bountiful blooms. I can water them. I can watch […]
10 Steps For Starting Your Author Blog
Last month we talked about why every author should have a blog, and your response to that post was huge. We consistently received the same question in response: “How do I start a blog?” There are lots and lots of resources out there for newbies who want to start a blog, but to get you […]
Video: Author Ginger Sanders Talks About Disaster Ministry and Her Experience At Sandy Hook Elementary
Our country has been rocked in recent years by some catastrophic events: amongst them, the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary and the movie theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado. Author Ginger Sanders was there for both of those events as part of the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team. Her first book with Xulon Press, He Goes Before […]
The Truth In My Tennis Shoes
Sometimes I think running is a lot like writing. I learned this lesson after a long, hard run two years ago. I laced up dirty, embarrassingly tattered tennis shoes, and my ankles churned across the asphalt until the concrete beneath me yielded up truth and clarity. I had vowed to run away from all the things which were […]
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