Discover Author Robert Woodard

Last year I connected up with a company called Hawk Notch that specializes in Amazon marketing. Skeptical at first, I did a pilot program with them on one of my books to see the results and whether I felt it would add any value. I was so impressed with their flexible pricing, professional personnel, and results, that I have now complete nine books with them, which included market analysis, keyword words, artwork, and book description and presentation through Amazon. So, wha

My granddaughter Kalyn asked me to write her a story because she was not old enough yet to read my books. I asked her what kind of story she wanted, and she said she wanted a mystery about something like her school disappearing and having to figure out why, or perhaps a different dimension. So, with that in mind, I began writing without really any clue to where I was heading with the plot. After a few pages, I deleted it all and started over because an idea hit me that fit

I am pleased to announce that all of my books come in audio too. Now, you can purchase my stories in paperback, e-book or audio through...

While book four (The Gibbons' Battle for Cara) closed out our story of Pete and April, there is still more to tell. Several years have...

I love to write my stories. The building of the characters, the storyline, the dialogue, and bringing it all together. To write in a...

I am thrilled to announce that Sleeping Through the Nightmare, the opening book in the Gibbon's Series, received five star ratings from...

I am writing my latest new book in a new website app called The Quill. It is a free site, for now, that was written specifically for his...

I learned a huge lesson in using the tab button on my laptop when starting a new paragraph. My normal habit when writing is to hit enter...

I have often been asked what got me started on writing, and it is kind of an interesting story. When I worked for a company called The...

A good way to be a good writer is to also be an avid reader. Learning from other authors in how they write, tell their stories, describe...

Or it could be a writer's journal if you don't have MS Office. Nothing annoyed me more as a reader then to have something in a story...

In my time with the Writers of Kern, and in participating in writer critique groups, the one thing I learned the most is that everyone...