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1. Alicia Coleman - New Author Advice	2. Shari Elder - One Word at a Time
3. Raine Balkera - The Blind Leading the Blind	4. Robin Michaela - New Author Advice
5. Ed Hoornaert - Yo-Yo	6. Ellie Mack - A Word of Advice
7. Mary J McCoy Dressel - What I've Learned	8. Gemma Snow - Dear New Authors
9. Cathy Brockman - From One Newbie to Another	10. Kenzie Michaels - Dear Newbie Writer. . . .
11. Meka James - Do I Have To?	12. Maureen Bonatch - The Care & Feeding of an Author
13. Helen Henderson - To The Next Generation	14. Sherry Lewis - If You Want My Advice. . .
15. Alina K. Field - Advice to New Authors	16. Peggy Jaeger - I don't like to give advice, but. . .

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Get your own hosted Wordpres blog. No, it's not scary but yes, it might cost you about $5 a month. At hosting services like GoDaddy, you can purchase a Wordpress Hosting account and they set the whole thing up for you. By owning your hosted blog, you have much more control and give yourself the ability to use JAVASCRIPT services like Linky Tools directly in your blog posts instead of needing this extra page.

By having your own hosting account, you also control your own content and backup rather than hoping Wordpress.com never decides to go away, take down your blog or otherwise lose your content in some unforeseen event.

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