Studying In The Airport by LA Bourgeois
Inspiration for characters can be as close as the people and places around you, even while you’re traveling for your vacation.
Writer's Fun Zone by Beth Barany
Q&A with Dr. Jeanne Powell
Enjoy this Author Q&A with Dr. Jeanne Powell, sharing about her inspirations, passions writing habits, and future plans.
Adapt Your Fiction to a Screenplay: A Conversation with Dan Calvisi and Beth Barany
Enjoy this post and video about “Adapt Your Fiction to a Screenplay: A Conversation with Dan Calvisi and Beth Barany.” *** In which Beth interviews Daniel about his Infostack offer for Write Publish Profit...
When Should I Copyright My Work? by Kelley Way
An attorney explains details if when and if an author should copyright their work for maximum protection from infringement.
Too Busy to Breathe: Are You Being Productive or Just Busy? by Catharine Bramkamp
Being busy is often honored, revered and complimented, but busy-ness often results in poor productivity, mistakes, and overwhelm.
Mindset Shifts for Authors: New Ways to Look at Writing by Dave Chesson
When a writer understands writing is a process and a business, they position themselves to improve and succeed as authors.
Why Is No One Buying My Novel? Part 2 by Janelle Riley
Book sales can be affected by many things, even with good marketing a book still needs a good cover and proper editing and formatting.
Q&A with Cindy Kehagiaras
Enjoy this Author Q&A with Cindy Kehagiaras, sharing about her inspirations, challenges, writing habits, and future plans.
Inspire Your Comedy with Old Photos by LA Bourgeois
One way you can learn to add comedy to your fiction is by adding captions to old photos from your attic or a yard sale for fun.
Facing Rejection and Asking Yourself: Are You Ready For the Yes? by Lisa Towles
When an author submits work to a publisher it’s important to prepare for acceptance, even as they strengthen themselves for rejection.
Applying Accounting Concepts to an Author’s World by D. F. Hart, MBA
Authors have many production expenses and it’s important to know how to allocate those expenses to each publication for record keeping.
How to Avoid Cognitive Overload: Even with Spring Fever! by Ann Woodford
The April roundup from Writer’s Fun Zone, where we talk about how authors face spring fever, stay focused, and avoid cognitive overload.
3 Reasons to Register Your Copyright by Kelley Way
Registering your copyright isn’t necessary, but it’s an excellent way to protect your intellectual property and required for a lawsuit.
I Can’t Finish My Book: Coping with Distractions by Catharine Bramkamp
Distractions pull our attention away, but they don’t have to. We can learn how to use them to focus and improve our writing.
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