Matthew Angelo
Bio
I am a traditional and self-published author and content/copywriter. I write in many genres like fantasy, urban fantasy, horror, cyberpunk, grimdark, romance and science fiction.
Stories (80/0)
Leo Rosetti, Werewolf Hunter
The humidity hung heavy in the air. Phosphorescent most lined the circular walls, giving me enough light to navigate through the tunnels of the Romanian sewer system. My boots splashed lightly with each step through the water, and the pungent smell of everything the citizens above flushed down here wafted across my nose.
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Fiction
Crafting Your Message: How to Effectively Communicate Your Book to Your Audience
Are you a published author looking for the best way to communicate your new book to your audience? A compelling author message can be essential for marketing yourself and reaching new readers. Whether you are a first-time author or experienced, having a strong message can be the difference between success and stagnation.
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Journal
Best Practices for Using a Content Calendar
Writing and publishing content as an author can be daunting, but using a content calendar can help make the process smoother and more organized. A content calendar is an excellent tool for authors who want to stay on top of their creative output and consistently provide quality content to their readers.
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Journal
Ignite Your Book's Sales with These Creative Strategies
Do you have a manuscript ready to be published? Are you looking for ways to get your book in front of readers? You might have thought your publication was all set, but the sales aren't coming quickly. Your book has been out there for a while, and still, no one is buying it. Is it because other authors have released books on the same topic? Or maybe your writing isn't up to par? Whatever the reason, you need to find creative strategies to help ignite your book's sales.
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Journal
The Spiderhaunt Tower
Saveen stared out the window. The approaching storm flashed in her pale blue eyes, and the wind whipped her blond hair about her. She ran her slim, elven fingers over the pommel of her sword in response to the energy of the storm that threatened to rage outside.
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Fiction
My Mind's Eye
I've always known that I was different. Growing up, I could feel it in my bones – like there was something special inside of me, just waiting to be unleashed. How others treated me and how they stared at the weird kid in class was almost too much at times. And as I got older, that feeling grew stronger, and I got a bit more peculiar as the days went by.
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Fiction
The Rewarding Art of Writing Your Own Story
Writing your own story isn't easy. But it's worth it! Having your own story is like having a novel written just for you. Because every character has their own story, they all come together in one unique tale. That is why writing your own story is so rewarding. And that's because you get to be the main character, telling the events of your life in full detail. So, if that sounds like something you want to do, keep reading to learn more about how to write your own story.
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Journal
Secrets to Author's Social Media Success
Authors are social media pros. They know how to drive eyeballs to their blog, website, and social channels with the help of a virtual editor and a few helpful tricks. They're also aware that readers can help sell books, too. So when it comes time to build their following and sell more ebooks, authors get creative. How? With guest posts and interviews on other blogs and websites. Let's take a look at some of the best tips for getting your book read by millions of readers...
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Journal
Increase Book Sales with Strategic Marketing
Imagine writing a book and not knowing if anyone would even read it? Or worse, writing a book without knowing how to sell it or get readers to buy it. Would your manuscript languish on the virtual shelves of Amazon for years with not-so-kind reviews? No matter how much you love writing and reading, most people won't discover your work until you find a way to market it. This is why increasing your book sales becomes so essential. The good news is many self-published authors have been helping others improve their book sales by sharing best practices and strategies they used to do the same. Whether you're just starting out or ready to take your game up, these tips can help you expand your reach as an author — even if you write fiction instead of non-fiction.
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Journal
Be Your Own Self-Publisher! 7 Tips for Self-Publishing Authors
As the self-publishing revolution continues to multiply, authors recognize that going the independent route is their best chance of getting their work in front of readers. After all, traditional publishing houses are looking for ways to keep up with the digital world and make profits accordingly. With so many new writers signing on daily, breaking through the noise is nearly impossible. But, with the right tips and tricks, you can increase your chances of success beyond belief.
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Journal
Bad For Business
"Xander, do you have it?" The frantic voice in my head let me know Cara was worried. Jacking into cyberspace was a regular day for me, but this time, everything was different. The job was sketchy, to say the least, but we needed the money, and the corpo who hired me didn't give too many details.
By Matthew Angeloabout a year ago in Fiction