Do you have a book idea, but you don’t know where to start on your journey to getting published? Join Keith Ogorek, President of the Author Learning Center and self-published author of several books, as he shares tips on how to go from writing your...

When you’re done writing your book, that’s only half the battle, points out journalist and author Ray Richmond. Authors also have to know how to promote their work to the public. You may have a great book, but it won’t get seen if you don’t put in the...

Author of "Listful Thinking," Paula Rizzo, talks about how she went from blogger to book author with her love of list making.

Author of "Listful Thinking," Paula Rizzo, talks about how she went from blogger to book author with her love of list making. Click here to play this audio clip

Online research for your book can only take you so far, and the information you find may not be reliable or accurate. One of the best forms of research, per author Neil V. Young, is visiting a setting, place, or scene in person. Many writers make the...

Leslie Miller, co-founder of Girl Friday Productions, discusses making a living as a writer. Miller talks about what it means to have a writer career. How do you set up a writing career so that you have the best chance of success? If you’re a writer...

Leslie Miller, co-founder of Girl Friday Productions, discusses making a living as a writer. Miller talks about what it means to have a writer career. How do you set up a writing career so that you have the best chance of success? If you’re a writer...

As of early 2021, there are over 2 million podcasts that have produced a combined 48 million episodes. More and more listeners are finding podcasts every day, and readers love audio. This is a huge opportunity for authors, especially since the biggest...

Feedback can help you write a more engaging book. First, thank anyone who takes the time to read your book. Their time and energy deserve appreciation. It’s best to listen to the critique and to not argue. Take notes. Ask questions, but don’t defend...

When author, instructor, director, and screenwriter John Henry Davis was writing his first science fiction novel, he sought out a writing coach to help with the form of the story. Davis believes this is an excellent reason to find an experienced novelist...