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  • Does a Book Deal Change the Writing Process? - podcast

    Natalia Sylvester
    Natalia Sylvester
    Does having a book deal impact the writing process? Author Natalia Sylvester landed her first book deal with Amazon publishing. Listen in as she shares a personal look at her writing process before and after a book deal. She has learned more about...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Self-Publishing
    • Advantages/Disadvantages
  • Does a Book Deal Change the Writing Process? - video

    Natalia Sylvester
    Natalia Sylvester
    Does having a book deal impact the writing process? Author Natalia Sylvester landed her first book deal with Amazon publishing. Listen in as she shares a personal look at her writing process before and after a book deal. She has learned more about...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Self-Publishing
    • Advantages/Disadvantages
  • Writing in a Child's Language - video

    Melanie Greenberg
    Melanie Greenberg
    Children don't speak or think like adults. This is an important fact to understand when you're writing a children's book. The language and story must be targeted for your audience. Artist, illustrator, and author, Melanie Greenberg, provides insight...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Children's Books
    • Writing for Kids
  • Writing in a Child's Language - podcast

    Melanie Greenberg
    Melanie Greenberg
    Children don't speak or think like adults. This is an important fact to understand when you're writing a children's book. The language and story must be targeted for your audience. Artist, illustrator, and author, Melanie Greenberg, provides insight...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Children's Books
    • Writing for Kids
  • How to Design a Book Cover that Grabs Readers

    Author Learning Center
    Author Learning Center
    A book cover must immediately draw readers in if you hope to peak their interest and ultimately get the sale. It is a critical component of your author branding and needs to not only fit the genre that you're writing in, but also portray the tone and...
    • over 6 years ago
    • Design
    • Cover
  • Productive Procrastination: How to Spot It, Overcome It, and Write Your Book!

    Cathy Fyock
    Cathy Fyock
    What is it called when you put off doing what you need to do and justify it by doing something productive? It's called productive procrastination, and most authors are experts at using this strategy to put off the real work of writing. In this webinar...
    • over 6 years ago
    • Managing Your Writing Life
    • Goal Setting and Process
  • How Do I Write a Celebrity Memoir? - article

    Jeff Silberman
    Jeff Silberman
    Perhaps the easiest way to write a celebrity memoir is to have a relationship with a celebrity who happens to want to work with you as a writer. Of course, that doesn’t happen to most of us, so the other way is to develop your skills and publication...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Nonfiction
    • Platform and Credibility
  • Writing a Sequel That Works as a Standalone Novel

    Carla Norton
    Carla Norton
    Award-winning author Carla Norton wrote her first crime fiction novel, The Edge of Normal , as a standalone book. She wasn't considering a sequel at the time, but did have an idea of how the story could continue. When Norton's publisher requested a second...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Fiction
    • Plot Planning
  • Writing a YA Series - podcast

    Janette Rallison
    Janette Rallison
    Janette Rallision, Young Adult author discusses the notion of writing and selling a series of books for the YA market. “Series books are great for the young adult market,” says Rallison. They do well, but publishers can be reluctant to buy a whole...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Fiction
    • Character Development
  • The Advantages of a Writing Partner - video

    Michael Perilstein
    Michael Perilstein
    One of the advantages of working with a writing partner is being able to share your strengths and create a deeper and more interesting story. When you can combine two people’s strengths, you are likely to end up with an even stronger book at the end...
    • over 9 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Working with a Co-Author
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