Young Adult author Janette Rallison discusses which topics work well when writing YA fiction. There’s a large market for YA, and there’s quite a bit of variety in the topics available. “Really any issue can be a young adult book as long as it pertains...

Working with another person on something as personal as writing can be incredibly difficult, mostly because you’re slowly learning to leave your ego at the door. Author and editor Robert Yehling shares the challenges and benefits of working with...

Inspired by her two-year old daughter, author Diane Z. Shore wrote her first children's book manuscript years ago about a sticker mishap. Focused solely on getting published at the time and not on craft, she spent a year querying editors, only to receive...

Inspired by her two-year old daughter, author Diane Z. Shore wrote her first children's book manuscript years ago about a sticker mishap. Focused solely on getting published at the time and not on craft, she spent a year querying editors, only to receive...

To author Roser Caminals-Heath, writing a book is like a puzzle, and it's not complete until all of the pieces come together. Her novel, The Street of the Three Beds,is a historical crime story set in the late nineteenth century in Barcelona. Living...

Literary translator and author Roser Caminals-Heath felt a calling to write her nonfiction book, The American Seduction, which she is currently in the process of translating into English. This collection of stories was inspired by her memorable moments...

To author Roser Caminals-Heath, writing a book is like a puzzle, and it's not complete until all of the pieces come together. Her novel, The Street of the Three Beds,is a historical crime story set in the late nineteenth century in Barcelona. Living...

Author and speaker Janet Mitchell has had her nonfiction writing published in major spiritual magazines and books including Today's Christian Woman, Guideposts, and Chicken Soup for the Soul . She's found these publishing opportunities through in-person...