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Luke J. Wilson

Illuminating the Ancient Faith for Modern Readers

Seven years devoted to studying the Early Church Fathers. Join me on a journey through Christian history that transforms ancient wisdom into living faith.

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The Best Tools And Resources For Self-Publishing Authors

Posted by Javier Collins on 26th July 2021 in guest post | guest post,self publishing,marketing
There’s no denying that the world of literature and poetry has changed drastically in recent decades.  In the past, aspiring authors had no choice but to manually write or type out their manuscripts, mail them out to publishing houses and agents, and then pray that somebody would be interested in publishing their works.  However, today, authors don’t need publishers or agents, and many modern writers can make a living through self-publishing.  Below, we’re diving into our list of the absolute best and most popular tools and resources for self-publishing authors.    Writing And Editing Software As an author, your pen is probably your best friend....
 

Top 5 Free Ways to Promote Your New Book Online

Posted by Jaime Shaw on 15th July 2021 in guest post | guest post,self publishing,promotion,marketing
You have written a book – congratulations! You are ready to start promoting your brand-new book, but you do not have hundreds of pounds in your budget to spend. We have got your back. Here are our top five free ways to promote your new book online. 1. A Pen Name You may wish to use your real name as the author of your book. This is great if someone of the same name has not already become a well-known author. Check Amazon for book listings of authors of the same name and ensure that yours is available to use. If you do select a pen name, make it appeal to your target audience. Be easy to spell and find online. Ensure your pen name can be pronounced by your...
 

HOW TO MARKET YOUR BOOKS (AND YOURSELF) ON TIKTOK, INSTAGRAM, AND FACEBOOK: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR AUTHORS

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 19th May 2025 in Social Media | marketing,marketing on a budget,promotion,social media
? How to Market Your Books (and Yourself) on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook: A Practical Guide for Authors You’ve written your book. You’ve published it. Now comes the tricky part: getting people to notice it. With traditional marketing channels becoming more expensive and competitive, authors are turning to social media, particularly TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook, to grow their audience and drive book sales. And the good news? You don’t need to go viral or dance on camera to make an impact. Here’s how to build your brand, connect with readers, and market your books authentically on each platform—without (hopefully) burning yourself out! ? Ti...
 

9 Things to Consider Between IngramSpark & KDP

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 23rd October 2019 in Self-Publishing | ingramspark,createspace,amazon,self publishing,ingram vs createspace,KDP,Kindle Direct Publishing,indie author
If you are about to self-publish your book but are unsure about which platform to use, have a read through this list of things I’ve learnt over the last year or so. I initially published my book on Amazon CreateSpace (now renamed as Kindle Direct Publishing) as that’s all I was familiar with at the time back in Dec 2017, but have since found many other platforms which are also similar. For the sake of this post, I am concentrating on KDP vs IngramSpark as I was looking into, and since have, published my book through IngramSpark. One of the best points between the two is that Ingram supplies many bookshops across the world. I’m in the UK and am...
 

40 Days with the Fathers: Companion Text Preface

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 4th July 2020 in 40 Days with the Fathers | 40 days with the fathers,preface,book extract
Preface This is the companion to the first book in the series, Forty Days with the Fathers: A Daily Reading Plan. The first book originally took form on my blog as a daily post throughout the period of Lent in 2017 (hence the 40 days), and aims to give you a glimpse into the minds of that great cloud of witnesses that have come before us through short commentary of the early church texts. This book follows the same forty day pattern and chapter breaks so you can read it alongside the first book, or as a stand-alone reading plan with no additional commentary, as it features the source texts in full as translated and edited by Philip Schaff et al. All the origin...
 

7 Tips for Marketing your Book on a Budget

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 24th May 2019 in Self-Publishing | marketing,book sales,book marketing,twitter,budget,marketing on a budget
7 Tips for Marketing your Book on a Budget   Create a website and/or blog. Getting an audience who is interested in other things you write is a good place to start, and then you can tag on book promos etc. to your blog posts. It also gives you a mailing list for targeted promos later on as your audience and subscribers grow (And if you're interested, you can view my main blog here). Make promo advert graphics and share them to your Facebook/Instagram stories. These always show at the top of people's feed and in Facebook Messenger and so get seen more often than regular posts. Join Facebook author promo groups. Join and share links to your sales f...
 
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What Really Happened at Nicaea?

Myth, History, and the Council That Shaped Christianity

For over 1,700 years, the Council of Nicaea (AD 325) has been burdened with claims that refuse to die. That Emperor Constantine invented the Trinity. That the divinity of Jesus was decided by political vote. That the Bible was assembled to suit imperial power. That Christianity reshaped itself by absorbing pagan ideas.

This book subjects those claims to serious historical scrutiny.

 

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