Dan Gerstein, president of Gotham Ghostwriters, describes ghostwriting as a service and looks at it as more than co-writing books. If you are breaking into the ghostwriting business or looking to be a thought leader in your field, you'd be well served...

Author Cheryl Richardson and Hay House Publishing CEO Reid Tracy offer insight on the importance of focusing on two key areas – writing consistently to improve your craft and working hard to build a solid platform from which to sell your book. ...

The state of the screenwriting industry doesn't look so good to novelist and screenwriter Beth Albright. She shares advice from a Hollywood executive who recommends to her that she write books instead of screenplays. Listen in to hear the powerful...

Cyndi Hughes, Executive Director of The Writer's League of Texas, offers her thoughts on the rise of the e-Book and the impact on the overall writing and publishing markets. She also discusses why it's a great resource and starting point for self-publishing...

Author JL Doty tells us about the trials and tribulations on his journey to self-publishing success. He even fills us in on one of his secrets: sometimes the best way to sell your current book is the write your next one.

Crosshairs author Catherine Hernandez discusses the introspective journey she embarked on while writing her new book and the idea that the revolution starts with one's own behavior. For more on this award-winning author visit https://www.simonandschuster...

Author Susan Orosco explains why writing a non-fiction book helps establish you as an expert in your space, which is the precursor to speaking opportunities. She also has some tips about setting your expectations properly. Click here to play this audio...

Author Susan Orosco explains why writing a non-fiction book helps establish you as an expert in your space, which is the precursor to speaking opportunities. She also has some tips about setting your expectations properly.

Author JL Doty tells us about the trials and tribulations on his journey to self-publishing success. He even fills us in on one of his secrets: sometimes the best way to sell your current book is the write your next one. Click here to play this audio...

Growing up, Jack Carr wanted to do two things with his life: 1) Become a SEAL 2) Write a book. He has succeeded. For more on this author and his debut novel, The Terminal List, visit http://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Jack-Carr/2141898063 .