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  • How Monitoring Book Genre Trends Can Be Beneficial to Authors

    Mark Gottlieb
    Mark Gottlieb
    While understanding a book's genre and its associated market is important for authors, it shouldn't be the driving force behind the story or writing, as Trident Media Group literary agent Mark Gottlieb explains. He does recommend that authors at least...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Fiction
    • Finding Your Voice
  • How Authors Can Find the Social Media Platforms that Matter for Their Book

    Penny Sansevieri
    Penny Sansevieri
    Being everywhere on social media isn't always better. The most important thing, says author and Author Marketing Experts CEO Penny Sansevieri, is having a presence on the social media platforms that matter for your book. While Facebook and Twitter are...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Social Media
    • General
  • How Storytelling Can Be Used in Content Marketing to Promote Books

    Erik Deckers
    Erik Deckers
    Writing and plot principles don’t solely belong on the pages of an author’s manuscript. After an author has done the hard work of creating a manuscript, the work of storytelling isn’t done. Now, an author needs to tell his or her own story to sell...
    • over 7 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Research
  • Book in a Year: Getting to “The End” with Your First Draft (Fiction)

    Jeanne Lyet Gassman
    Jeanne Lyet Gassman
    You are now a couple of months into writing your novel and the deadline for your first draft is quickly approaching – what’s your plan to get it done? Do you feel behind and need some advice on how to catch up? Are you struggling with how to end your...
    • over 8 years ago
    • Fiction
    • Ending a Story
  • Book Tours - article

    Molly Blaisdell
    Molly Blaisdell
    Readers and writers love to blog about books. Their grassroots promotion efforts boost the exposure of a book (but not necessarily the sales). Many authors use the vast network of bloggers to get the word out there about their books. A blog tour is usually...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Events
    • Book Tours
  • Outlining – What’s Included in Nonfiction Books - article

    Molly Blaisdell
    Molly Blaisdell
    Nonfiction writers don't write the book first and then sell it like novelists. They create a book proposal and offer that to publishers instead. The book is written after they have signed the contract on the dotted line. One important piece of the nonfiction...
    • over 9 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Outlining Your Story
  • The Difference Between Writing for the Page and Writing for the Screen - podcast

    Brian Dillon
    Brian Dillon
    The writing styles and formats for books and screenplays are very different. As screenwriter, Brian Dillon, explains, writing for the screen is about structure, action and visuals, while writing for the page is about the language and details. A screenplay...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Writing Jobs
    • Screenwriter
  • The Difference Between Writing for the Page and Writing for the Screen - video

    Brian Dillon
    Brian Dillon
    The writing styles and formats for books and screenplays are very different. As screenwriter, Brian Dillon, explains, writing for the screen is about structure, action and visuals, while writing for the page is about the language and details. A screenplay...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Writing Jobs
    • Screenwriter
  • Using AI to Promote Your Book (and more!)

    Cathy Fyock
    Cathy Fyock
    AI (artificial intelligence) is here to stay, so how can authors use this powerful tool to promote their books? This session with author and book coach Cathy Fyock explores how AI can be used to write summary book descriptions, develop chapter and...
    • over 3 years ago
    • Media
    • Online
  • Advice for Writers on Getting Started on Their Nonfiction Book

    Lakisha Baker
    Lakisha Baker
    Author and writing coach Lakisha Baker believes the best place to start when you have a book idea, is to think about for whom you are writing. Next, make sure you understand what you want to write about and why. The answers to these important questions...
    • over 4 years ago
    • Nonfiction
    • Reason for Writing
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