So, you’ve worked hard to get your book written, and now you want to announce it to the world. It’s like having a baby—you don’t keep that kind of news under wraps. You get the word out there. You want to show it off; you want people to know about it...

How do authors write about emotionally sensitive stories that belong to other people? There are many difficult lines to navigate, and authors need to be asking the right questions as they identify the purpose and intentions of their nonfiction book...

Writing coach and editor David Colin Carr explains his usual process for helping an author find a voice for their writing. In most cases, the story has to take significant shape before the tone becomes clear.

Writing coach and editor David Colin Carr explains his usual process for helping an author find a voice for their writing. In most cases, the story has to take significant shape before the tone becomes clear. Click here to play this audio clip ...

Do you recognize the name Robert Galbraith, the author of The Cuckoo's Calling ? If not, ask J. K. Rowling. That's because they are the same person and Inkubate’s “who do you write like?” technology discovered this truth. In this webinar, you will...

When writing a nonfiction book, it's important to cite any sources you use in your research and writing process. Per ALC President Keith Ogorek, there are two main ways authors can cite sources: 1) in a bibliography at the end, and 2) in footnotes on...

I want to share what I’ve learned over the past few years about what it takes to get published. Authors are an elite few. Why is that? Having an idea for a book is pretty easy. Starting a book is even easy. But writing to the finish is a difficult task...

Kevin Gray, public relations expert, discusses the importance of actively and openly promoting your book in order to get the most of an interview opportunity. Click here to play this audio clip

Kevin Gray, public relations expert, discusses the importance of actively and openly promoting your book in order to get the most of an interview opportunity.

Author Ben Esch explains how he's tried working with and without an outline for writing books and screenplays. Listen to this interview to hear more about the types of outlines you could try working with and to learn from the experiences of a seasoned...