Author, Laura Labovich, shares how working for the Disney company changed her expectations of how to please a customer. “Disney gave me permission to be myself,” says Labovich. It was Disney that taught her to use her own personality and bubbliness...

Author, Laura Labovich, shares how working for the Disney company changed her expectations of how to please a customer. “Disney gave me permission to be myself,” says Labovich. It was Disney that taught her to use her own personality and bubbliness...

There are two main ways author, writer, and producer Joel Eisenberg suggests writers can connect with entertainment executives. The first is to reach out and connect with as many people as possible. Conferences, writing groups, networking events, book...

Writer Craig Faustus Buck talks discipline, which he is very familiar with after having written six non-fiction books, including co-authoring the #1 New York Times bestseller for Toxic Parents. He has also written hundreds of articles for magazines and...

“Meeting new characters in a novel is a little like meeting people for the first time when you’ve moved to a new town,” says editor Helga Schier. Because everyone is new, every first impression is vitally important. But, writers need to be careful...

Chuck Quinzio, cameraman and author, discusses his writing process and inspiration for crafting his nonfiction book. While working in a new industry, he collected stories and detailed the adventures he came across and the people he met. He says he...

Chuck Quinzio, cameraman and author, discusses his writing process and inspiration for crafting his nonfiction book. While working in a new industry, he collected stories and detailed the adventures he came across and the people he met. He says he...

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...

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.