Kate Gingold blogs about writing, history, and technology, among other things.
Below are her many outlets where she posts:
Kate's latest efforts circle the history buried in the mysteries of Agatha Christie. A huge Christie fan, Kate researches terms and references of the 1920s and 30s found in Dame Agatha's novels and explains them to today's bookworms, giving them a far richer reading experience.
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Short posts of historic facts and events in northern Illinois and England in the 1920s. Original blog posts and curated news articles, photos, and videos. Originally posted every other week in 2009, Kate now writes an original post once a month.
A giant statue of the town's founder Joseph Naper stands at Mill and Jefferson streets, welcoming visitors. It almost looks like he could be holding a phone and taking selfies! So Kate said, "Why not?" and the Joe's Naperville Blog was born.
These days authors have to be entrepreneurs as well as writers. Backed by extensive experience in digital media and book marketing, these short articles discuss the tools and techniques all authors can use to market themselves as well as stories of Kate's own efforts to market her books.
Tips and techniques for online marketing written for small- and medium-sized businesses. The Sprocket Report has published a new article every other week since 2010. Previously, posts on marketing tips were published every other week as Gnusworthy Tips, beginning in 2003.