Author David Margolick doesn't think the traditional book review is any less influential in the age of the Internet, especially for biographies and other nonfiction books. Listen in for his thoughts on how the traditional review can impact your book...

Author Michael Froehls shares what inspired his first book. It's a great reminder of how writers can use their real experiences as fodder for a book. Additionally, the lessons from his book can be applied to a writer's life in general - it's all about...

Author Michael Froehls shares what inspired his first book. It's a great reminder of how writers can use their real experiences as fodder for a book. Additionally, the lessons from his book can be applied to a writer's life in general - it's all about...

Interactive books are the next big thing in publishing, but is the platform correct for your story? 3-D book pro Barry Rothstein explains what topics make good 3-D books and reviews the importance of moving beyond the 3-D gimmick when deciding how...

Interactive books are the next big thing in publishing, but is the platform correct for your story? 3-D book pro Barry Rothstein explains what topics make good 3-D books and reviews the importance of moving beyond the 3-D gimmick when deciding how...

Writing a mystery novel is a lot like writing any other kind of novel—you need to keep the reader engaged until the last page. Mystery author Connie Dial shares her expert tips for writing a mystery novel. She describes how her personal experiences...

Writing a mystery novel is a lot like writing any other kind of novel—you need to keep the reader engaged until the last page. Mystery author Connie Dial shares her expert tips for writing a mystery novel. She describes how her personal experiences...

Arthur Doweyko, award-winning author and scientist, explains the difference between writing a book and actually selling a book. It can be hard for authors who have finally finished a manuscript to consider tackling a major marketing project. However...

You've done it! You've written and published your first novel and have found some success - congratulations! What comes next? You are likely feeling intense pressure to produce another great novel along with some anxiety. Author Jo Furniss calls this...

First drafts are generally messy and full of mistakes. Many authors encourage each other to write very rough first drafts for the sake of creativity. It’s in the second draft that an author begins to polish the language to craft something coherent...