Q&A with Nathan Yacos, Novelist
Join us for a Q&A with author Nathan Yacos. He thinks everyone has a civic responsibility to advocate for others. What do you think?
by Guest Contributor · Published November 29, 2024 · Last modified December 3, 2024
Join us for a Q&A with author Nathan Yacos. He thinks everyone has a civic responsibility to advocate for others. What do you think?
LA Bourgeois has been to that party where small talk is about what you do. She has some advice on talking about what you LOVE to do instead.
Legal expert and writer Kelley Way shares some tips that will help you if you’re asking, “When should I register my trademark?”
Discover how indie authors can establish legitimacy in publishing. Laurel Osterkamp shares insights on reviews, contests, and promotions.
Embrace your unique creative writing process, rather than racing to publish in (Don’t) Move Fast and Break Things by Catharine Bramkamp.
“Reading? No Judgment Here” encourages readers to explore different formats and genres, and to embrace the joy of reading without judgment.
by Guest Contributor · Published October 11, 2024 · Last modified October 19, 2024
In this Q&A, editor and author Erin Lale talks about her journey from copywriting to publishing.
Did you have a wild time growing up? Or do you need to embellish? Catherine Bramkamp helps you exploit your family for your memoir!
by Guest Contributor · Published September 27, 2024 · Last modified October 8, 2024
LA Bourgeois answers some frequently asked questions about her process, her career, and her decisions to self publish.
Lawyer Kelley Way has written a post guiding you on 5 important clauses to look for in a publishing contract. Congrats on your deal!
Laurel Osterkamp has been crafting a killer for her newest novel. Join her as she shares what makes a villain believable.
Kirsten McNeill is back to tell you how to create with purpose. Now, it’s time to explore, so pick up your pen and see what happens!
Catherine Bramkamp just got back from the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and she has a lot to share about the Bard’s “genius.”
With many classes and talks being given online, Kelley Way wants you to know about the legal side of recording guest speakers.
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