Book Marketing in (Late) 2020: Tips for Publishers and Writers Who Aren’t Jerks
Thoughtful book marketing in 2020 balances preserverance with compassion. Here are seven tips for writers and publishers seeking success in strange times.
Thoughtful book marketing in 2020 balances preserverance with compassion. Here are seven tips for writers and publishers seeking success in strange times.
Writing challenges like the Owl Canyon Press Short Story Hackathon 4 are great chances to grow. Here, Tom Strelich offers tips for succeding at them.
Ghostwriting isn’t for everyone, but if you think it might be for you, here are five things to keep in mind before you get started.
Based on his own experience writing and recording an audiobook in 2020, Cal LaFountain offers advice for authors moving towards audio.
Speculative reprint markets are few and far between, but this list could help you gain a new audience for your previously published work.
Perhaps it’s true what they say about shoes: you can never have enough. And as a writer, the best thing to do during a rut is change pairs.
You don’t have to start from scratch every time to write the perfect query. Virgina Brackett shares key components of great queries so you can plan ahead.
Being a volunteer reader, reviewer, or evaluator of grants can help you craft better grant and residency applications that will up your odds for acceptance.
Photographing flowers offers incredible potential for unique and beautiful images. To be sure you’re maximizing each capture, check out these seven tips.