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...

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...

Mystery author Serita Stevens explains how her background in forensics helped her research her writing topics. From her young fascination with the fictional Sherri Aims, to her research into forensic nursing, Stevens talks about how your past can influence...

Mystery author Serita Stevens explains how her background in forensics helped her research her writing topics. From her young fascination with the fictional Sherri Aims, to her research into forensic nursing, Stevens talks about how your past can influence...

Not all writers have the social skills and marketing know-how to easily switch gears from writer to publicist or sales person when it's time to market a book. Because of her social nature, the solitary writing process posed the bigger challenge for...

Not all writers have the social skills and marketing know-how to easily switch gears from writer to publicist or sales person when it's time to market a book. Because of her social nature, the solitary writing process posed the bigger challenge for...

This year, millions of people just like you will write a book. Many will be born of humble beginnings, starting off as a labor of love, catharsis, dissertation, or all out rant. While exact motivation is specific to the individual, there are some reasons...

Author and screenwriter Neo Edmund shares the challenges of writing a book and writing for TV, and how best to juggle writing for two different projects. He chooses to divide up his day. Usually into halves, but one time in thirds because of the number...

Author and screenwriter Neo Edmund shares the challenges of writing a book and writing for TV, and how best to juggle writing for two different projects. He chooses to divide up his day. Usually into halves, but one time in thirds because of the number...