Journalist, television writer (Charmed, Sliders, Poltergeist), and bestselling author Robert Masello describes how to create an emotional connection between your readers and your characters. He also shares some differences when writing for books versus...

Your book description and author bio are two of the most important pieces of writing you'll ever create as an author—and yet, they’re often rushed or overlooked. In this engaging webinar with A.G. Billig, bestselling author, book coach, and self-publishing...

Book signings are important for authors who are established as well as those looking to break into the game. These events are like concerts because they bring people together to see you and hear to what you have to say. After the event, instead of running...

Author Gary Small, who has written many Nonfiction books, describes what goes into a good proposal, including sample chapters, outlines, and more. Click here to play this audio clip

Author Gary Small, who has written many Nonfiction books, describes what goes into a good proposal, including sample chapters, outlines, and more.

How can you make your books stand out? How can you design the brand around your book? Author Ross Lockhart shares how he reached his goal of expressing the feeling of his book through the cover art and photos. He wrote a rock-n-roll novel and was trying...

How can you make your books stand out? How can you design the brand around your book? Author Ross Lockhart shares how he reached his goal of expressing the feeling of his book through the cover art and photos. He wrote a rock-n-roll novel and was trying...

Publicist Darice Fisher knows how much work goes into writing, publishing, and marketing a book because of her experience in helping other authors with their book publicity campaigns. Fisher hopes to have her own nonfiction book series traditionally...

Bill Donahue, author, speaker, and consultant, talks about how his own personal development spurs on his writing, and how challenging himself personally often reflects much better writing.

In order to write a screenplay that will be read by the people who buy scripts, it is essential, carved in stone, that your screenplay follows the correct format – to the letter. There is no room for creativity or individuality as far as format is concerned...