Author Bernice McFadden talks about her book historical fiction novel "Gathering of Waters," and her unorthodox novel writing process. She tells us about how her writing process for this book was out of sequence, and also how she worked for years gathering...

You know that having a monthly blog will build your readership tribe and create loyal readers, but how do you create a monthly plan for blogging? Join Cathy Fyock, The Business Book Strategist, in this interactive session as she guides you through writing...

Writing a book is one thing but writing one that is marketable... well that's another! If writing a book is something you've dreamed of doing, having started working on, or are looking to complete, this workshop will highlight how to ensure that you...

The opening pages of a book or screenplay are a critical part of the story. Whether or not your audience (studio executive, literary agent, or reader) will continue turning the pages depends on your opening scene. So how do you write a beginning that...

Award winning humorist and author Mike Ball shares detailed tips on getting started with writing for newspapers. His advice helps you create a path that makes you a better writer and builds your portfolio at the same time. He also reminds us to consider...

Award winning humorist and author Mike Ball shares detailed tips on getting started with writing for newspapers. His advice helps you create a path that makes you a better writer and builds your portfolio at the same time. He also reminds us to consider...

Agent Kimberley Cameron offers advice to writers about how to write a great book and what it means to write cinematically.

Agent Kimberley Cameron offers advice to writers about how to write a great book and what it means to write cinematically. Click here to play this audio clip

All authors improve their writing skills the more they write. Author Mark Shaw shares what he has learned after writing 24 books, including knowing how to connect with your audience. Click here to play this audio clip

All authors improve their writing skills the more they write. Author Mark Shaw shares what he has learned after writing 24 books, including knowing how to connect with your audience.