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The Benefits of Reading for Aspiring Authors - video
Edmund Wee
For publisher Edmund Wee, founder of Epigram Books, reading serves two primary functions for aspiring authors. First, reading what has already been published in the marketplace will give you an idea of the competitive landscape for your book and will...
over 8 years ago
I have an Idea!
Researching Your Idea
Diane Z. Shore on Finding and Working With a Co-Author - podcast
Diane Z. Shore
As a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, author Diane Z. Shore has had the opportunity to interact with other authors through her local chapter. The SCBWI is a professional organization for writers and illustrators of...
over 8 years ago
I have an Idea!
Working with a Co-Author
Diane Z. Shore on Finding and Working With a Co-Author - video
Diane Z. Shore
As a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, author Diane Z. Shore has had the opportunity to interact with other authors through her local chapter. The SCBWI is a professional organization for writers and illustrators of...
over 8 years ago
I have an Idea!
Working with a Co-Author
Rolonda Watts on Receiving Recognition for Her Work as an Author - video
Rolonda Watts
Book awards can be a significant boost for any author, especially when received for a debut novel. Author and TV personality Rolonda Watts knew she had an important story to tell with her self-published book Destiny Lingers . Receiving the Editor's...
over 9 years ago
Contests and Endorsements
Endorsements
Rolonda Watts on Receiving Recognition for Her Work as an Author - podcast
Rolonda Watts
Book awards can be a significant boost for any author, especially when received for a debut novel. Author and TV personality Rolonda Watts knew she had an important story to tell with her self-published book Destiny Lingers . Receiving the Editor's...
over 9 years ago
Contests and Endorsements
Endorsements
Do I Need an Agent or an Attorney? - video
Dana Newman
When you are writing a book that includes sensitive material, you may wonder: Do I need a literary agent or attorney (or both)? Dana Newman, intellectual property attorney, helps you decide if you need an attorney or agent based on the typical roles...
over 9 years ago
Legal
Intellectual Property Rights
Do I Need an Agent or an Attorney? - podcast
Dana Newman
When you are writing a book that includes sensitive material, you may wonder: Do I need a literary agent or attorney (or both)? Dana Newman, intellectual property attorney, helps you decide if you need an attorney or agent based on the typical roles...
over 9 years ago
Legal
Intellectual Property Rights
Two Questions First Time Authors Should Ask Themselves When Facing Self-Doubt
Gregg Gonzales
There are many reasons or obstacles that keep writers from starting or finishing a book. Some of the more common include not having enough time, not feeling confident in their writing abilities, and wondering if their story even matters. When Gregg Gonzales...
over 1 year ago
Nonfiction
Reason for Writing
The Differences in Editing Fiction and Nonfiction
Bobbie Christmas
Some authors’ body of work is very specific and remains in the same genre for their entire career. Other authors have a broad body of work that encompasses many topics, forms, and genres. These authors can find it difficult to edit their work because...
over 7 years ago
Editorial Services
Editorial Assessments
I have a book for children published on Amazon for age 6 to 12, what is the best way to promote it?
Author Learning Center
Question: I have a book for children published on Amazon for age 6 to 12, what is the best way to promote it? Answer: Book marketing can present some unique challenges for children’s authors because your book has to appeal to two groups – the intended...
over 4 years ago
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