Steve Schiffman, professional speaker and author of more than sixty books, talks about the challenges of drawing attention to your book and how to overcome those challenges. He says that to be a successful author, you must learn to promote yourself,...

A writer's work and life are always intertwined. How much life experience shows up in an author's work and how much that work impacts an author's life will vary by author, but the connection is there. Author Jorja Leap shares great examples of how the...

A writer's work and life are always intertwined. How much life experience shows up in an author's work and how much that work impacts an author's life will vary by author, but the connection is there. Author Jorja Leap shares great examples of how the...

Find out how to get the most out of your nonfiction book in this two-part workshop with expert Cathy Fyock. Part 1 Fleshing Out Your Outline and Strategy: Now that you’ve started outlining your nonfiction book, it’s time to understand how that outline...

The nonfiction category of books encompasses a wide range of genres including self-help, business, how-to, parenting, academic, spiritual, and more. You might be writing a nonfiction book about your area of expertise or interest, or about a personal...

Author Mary Knippel shares the impact that writing has had on her life and how it has helped her cope with the challenges in her life. It's a great reminder that writing can be about more than selling books. It is restorative and healing.

Mitch Albom, bestselling author of "Tuesdays with Morrie", shares his personal writing style, including how he gets started with a new book and where he got the idea for his novel "The Five People You Meet in Heaven".

Boston Globe Op-Ed writer and author Alex Beam talks about how his book "American Crucifixion," which details the assassination of the founder of the Mormon church, came to fruition. He began the process from ground zero, knowing only who Joseph Smith...

Author Mary Knippel shares the impact that writing has had on her life and how it has helped her cope with the challenges in her life. It's a great reminder that writing can be about more than selling books. It is restorative and healing. Click here...

Mitch Albom, bestselling author of "Tuesdays with Morrie", shares his personal writing style, including how he gets started with a new book and where he got the idea for his novel "The Five People You Meet in Heaven". Click here to play this audio clip