What Publishers Are Looking For Now (And Always) by Randy Peyser
Discover what publishers are looking for in new non-fiction releases and what may be needed to get your book accepted by a publisher.
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Deliberate Practice for Fiction Writers: Definition and 7 Techniques by Dave Chesson
Improve your fiction writing skills faster with “deliberate practice,” a well-known practice used by athletes and musicians for years.
Working Effectively with Your Book Designer by Andrea Reider
We explain what entails working effectively with your book designer to create the best looking book for your special project.
5 Frequently Asked Questions About Copyrights by Kelley Way
We answer questions about copyrights, how they work, and address public domain, artificial intelligence, and using content from the web.
3 Steps Creative Writers Can Take to Create a Business by Lucy Reed
Creative Writers, discover 3 steps you can take to move your own story writing into a business to transform your hobby into a career.
Notes on a Difficult Poem: TS Eliot’s The Waste Land by Catharine Bramkamp
A short history to celebrate the Nobel Prize winning poet TS Eliot and the genesis of his modernist poem, “The Waste Land.”
Why and How You Should Write and Publish Short Fiction by Laurel Osterkamp
Write and publish short fiction and flash fiction in online writing journals to reach a lucrative market and gain a wide audience.
5 Ways to Avoid “White Room Syndrome” and Bring Life to Your Fiction by Linnea Gradin
Bring life to your settings and avoid “White Room Syndrome” by weaving in details, focusing on sensation, and giving context.
What Happens to My Copyrights When I Die? by Kelley Way
Kelley Way answers the question many authors have about what happens to our copyrights when we die and explains the process for readers.
Are You Afraid of Finishing Your Book? by Catharine Bramkamp
Catharine Bramkamp asks: are afraid of finishing your book; how writing can get lost amongst other priorities; and what to do about it.
Author Interview with Award Winning Mystery and Paranormal Novelist, Patricia Simpson
Author interview with Patricia Simpson where she discusses what inspires her to write and shares what her writing routine looks like.
Six Tips for Plot Twists that Create Suspense by Laurel Osterkamp
Author and teacher, Laurel Osterkamp shares her six tips for plot twists that create suspense to keep readers engaged in your story.
Writing a Book Is a Lot Like Falling in Love by Nancy Stolhman
Author Nancy Stolhman shares how writing a book is a lot like falling in love and her 3 best tips for navigating your creative relationship.
Intellectual Property Rights in Writing – What Rights Do I Have? by Kelley Way
Kelley Way explains what is meant by intellectual property and shares the rights you have regarding your written materials.
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