How do you put together
an award-winning newsletter? Well, you could use Word
and just write a lot, but that would be kind of boring. What sets one newsletter apart from another
is the use of artwork. There are a lot
of different programs out there that enable you to edit artwork. I like IrfanView. It’s free, and I find it easier than the
Microsoft or Adobe programs. Microsoft
wants to store everything in the Cloud and I don’t necessarily want to store
other people’s book covers in my Picasa account. As for Adobe, I seem to have a mind-block
when it comes to that program. Don’t
know why.


Save your artwork in
its folder, and you’re good to go!
Now I’d like to
introduce you to Emerald. When our staff
splits and we have an editorial section and an Advertising Section, Em will
head the editorial side.
Emerald is an erotic fiction author and general advocate for human
sexuality as informed by her deep appreciation of the beauty, value, and
intrinsic nature of sexuality and its holistic relation to life. Her work has
been featured in anthologies published by Cleis Press, Mischief, and
Logical-Lust, and she serves as an assistant newsletter editor and Facebook
group moderator for Marketing for Romance Writers (MFRW). Read more about her
at her website, The Green Light
District.
Facebook Page https://facebook.com/EmeraldAuthor
Amazon Author Page http://amazon.com/author/emerald
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