A salesman told about having to do a 90-day sales business plan as a requirement for a job interview. He wrote one word: “Sell.” He got the job. Unfortunately, for an author, “Write” would not be a business plan. So, should you do one? That depends on...

When you are ready to start receiving some book reviews, it's okay to be selective. Literary publicist Stephanie Barko offers tips on how to get quality book reviews for your book. She stresses the importance of only requesting book reviews from people...

When you are ready to start receiving some book reviews, it's okay to be selective. Literary publicist Stephanie Barko offers tips on how to get quality book reviews for your book. She stresses the importance of only requesting book reviews from people...

You've worked hard crafting the content for your nonfiction book, but have you ever considered the interior design elements that make your book more accessible and reader-centric? Join nonfiction author and book coach Cathy Fyock as she explores the...

All novels require research and planning, but if you intend to write a fiction series, this calls for extra considerations to be made during the planning, writing, and marketing stages. Read on to discover how you can create a series that will keep readers...

What are the most compelling stories for young adults? And why do older adults enjoy young adult novels? Some of these books are able to reach markets outside their primary genre, but finding a voice that’s appealing to a large group of people can...

There are four basic types of writing, commonly referred to as “writing styles.” These styles are Expository , Persuasive/Argumentative , Narrative , and Descriptive . Each style serves a specific purpose, such as explaining how something works or...

Robert Dugoni, New York Times Bestselling author of legal thrillers, talks with the Author Learning Center about considerations when developing characters in a book that is part of a series.

Robert Dugoni, New York Times Bestselling author of legal thrillers, talks with the Author Learning Center about considerations when developing characters in a book that is part of a series. Click here to play this audio clip