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Mystery: July 31, 2024 Issue [#12611]




 This week: Edward Nygma
  Edited by: Annette in Paris
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1. About this Newsletter
2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
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About This Newsletter

You should really set up your Portfolio Header and Biography. ""Portfolio" Tab"  "Biography Tab" 


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Letter from the editor

Edward Nygma


Many publishers tell writers to create an online presence as part of their complete promotional arsenal. Established authors with thousands or millions of followers might have a social media assistant, but there are those who actually still type things up for the microblogging sites all on their own.

We're not (at least not exclusively) microblogging here, but it sure helps to get to know one another beyond just our fiction. To that end, you should not stay an enigma. Make sure to give a little bit of information about yourself in your portfolio header and in your biography. How much and what you put there doesn't matter. You can go rock bottom and just put, "Hi!" in there if that is all you're comfortable with.

As we are readers and reviewers here, there are times when you as a person become a clue to understanding your stories. For instance, if I see in the biography that the writer has already published twenty books, I will set higher standards for their writing than if I see that a young adult is just getting started with showing their creative writing to the world.

Aside from these areas that are prefabricated by the site, even with an easy to fill out questionnaire on the Biography page, you can lift the mystery surrounding you by setting up an introductory item to your portfolio. I started discovering more and more of them this year, and I have to say that they have helped me get to know the writer a little more. Not only that, I ended up reviewing something they wanted reviewed rather than just digging through the depths of their portfolio to find something that the writer might only store there.

Check out the Guestbooks and Portfolio Guides below. Some are elaborate, other are simple and functional. Each is representing a unique writer and the way she/he wants to represent themself. If you have enough portfolio space, consider making an item that helps visitors to your portfolio to get to know the real you and find the things that you want to have reviewed.

Let's be a little less mysterious to each other.

Who even are you?


Editor's Picks

 Stik Weather Forecast  (18+)
Also known as your port-perusing guide
#899580 by Elisa: Middle Aged Stik

 
STATIC
An Easy Guide to My Portfolio  (E)
New items, favourite items, items in need of review, and current activities.
#2320082 by Jayne

 
STATIC
What To Read?  (E)
A centralized listing of "readable" items in my port.
#2316339 by Jeremy

STATIC
The Labyrinth of Gaby's Port   (ASR)
Here, you will find all my writing, old and new, and anything important hiding in my port!
#2295198 by Gaby ~ Way behind!

 
FORUM
Guest Book & Portfolio Guide  (E)
Come on inside, find something to read, or say hi.
#2316530 by Annette in Paris

PAGE
Kiya's Sanctuary  (ASR)
Welcome to My Portfolio!
#1185482 by iKïyå§ama

STATIC
New & Noteworthy Things  (ASR)
My currently active and most recent/notable items.
#2024743 by Jeff

Bikeriders Guest Book  (E)
Come on in and let's get to know each other.
#1700113 by Bikerider

FOLDER
The Studio  (E)
one folder for my entire portfolio
#1865507 by Dawn Embers

STATIC
Welcome to my Garden of Creativity   (E)
Welcome Notes to Guest-Samberine's Bulletin Page
#1981228 by Samberine Everose

 
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Ask & Answer

Replies to my last Mystery newsletter "The Mystery of Selling Books"  that asked Who still buys books? Who buys Mystery books?


Writer_Mike wrote: I buy books, and Mystery is one of my preferred genres. My local library has an affiliated bookstore and I'm a member (love that 10% Geezer discount). Along with traditional shelf displays, they feature 3-4 book sets wrapped in brown paper. They're usually about $1.75 per package, and the package selection normally covers Mystery, Thriller and Romance.

I've seen the surprise book packages pop up at my local chain bookstore also. Middle Son has bought some books like that.


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