Novelists and Authoring part 2

So today I am reading posts from several of the authors who I follow and have as friends on facebook where we all can read each other's self promotion styles. As of yet,my book is at the one month conceived stage when compared to childbirth...it is conceived and in development, but no where close to delivery date. Paragraph here ordinarily would happen. One young woman who is quite fascinating to read due to her unique style and choice of subjects is Madame Guillotine. Today she has shared some insights into her new career as a writer, discussing a grammatical error that was mentioned. Madame Guillotine is one of the new ebook writers whose genre is English history/World history with emphasis upon historical kings and queens. She is also quite involved in the tales of Jack the Ripper. Another is Kathleen Koen, a professor of writing at a Texas University who has several published books that are also historical fiction. Sandra Gulland has written novels on Josephine, Louise de la Valliere, and is now researching and completing a novel on one of the members in the court of the famous Sun King, Louis XIV. Scott Oden chooses to write historical novels also but goes further back in time to the days of the ancient Greeks and Egyptians. Scott had an interesting post today about authorpreneurship for selfpublishing. It appears that the publishing companies are falling upon hard times and are frankly going bellyup! Authors are suffering as a result. End of Part 2.