Agent Jenny Bent explains how to get a literary agent and book publisher and the advantages of self publishing, including the ability to find an audience for a quirky book.

Linda Duggins, Director of Multicultural Publicity at the Hachette Book Group, offers guidance about how to succeed with book tours and other events by making yourself known and standing out from the crowd.

Although the entertainment industry is always evolving, that does not mean it has to change how writers write. The challenges are still 1) how to get your work seen and 2) how to get a writing job. Michael Tabb, WGA Screenwriter, author, and MFA educator...

Author Keith Sharpe talks about how the Christian market for writers is now more open than ever. There are all sorts of different segments within the Christian world who are writing and being published. This goes beyond the traditional theologians...

Author Keith Sharpe talks about how the Christian market for writers is now more open than ever. There are all sorts of different segments within the Christian world who are writing and being published. This goes beyond the traditional theologians...

Did you know that readers need to see a book by a new author at least five times before they even consider buying it? It can be promoted in a blog post by their favorite book blogger, a local newspaper article, their Facebook or Instagram newsfeed, or...

Senior Vice President and Editorial Director of National Geographic Books, Janet Goldstein, discusses the importance of timing when considering writing your book. Click here to play this audio clip

Senior Vice President and Editorial Director of National Geographic Books, Janet Goldstein, discusses the importance of timing when considering writing your book.

You want to reach readers and have decided to blog. Good for you! But how do you write an effective blog post that will bring readers back for more? Here is some good news – it’s easier than you might think. A good blog post is short, between 250 to...

The final instructional webinar with Jeanne Lyet Gassman covered: • Why memoir should read like a novel • Key story elements including plot, scenes, characters, dialogue, and more • How to write a great beginning • Using techniques such as flashbacks...