Steve Schiffman, professional speaker and author of over 60 books challenges writers to think differently when marketing their books.

Steve Schiffman, professional speaker and author of over 60 books challenges writers to think differently when marketing their books. Click here to play this audio clip

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...

This first group coaching workshop provided support for attendees as they craft their memoirs. Listen as participants share their defining moments and receive real-time feedback from Jeanne Lyet Gassman. To better understand this session, first listen...

Say you write a book and it flops. Unfortunately, that happens frequently, particularly in the tough publishing market we have today. But it doesn’t have to be the end of your writing career. A pseudonym is definitely an option, or you could write in...

Agent Kimberley Cameron discusses her experience in working with new authors, including how many submissions she gets each week (it's a lot!) and how exciting it is to tell an author that they have an offer on the book. Click here to play this audio...

Amazon bestselling Author JJ Flizanes describes how you can create publicity opportunities for your book and how you have a choice to work with a PR agency or to do it yourself. Click here to play this audio clip

Amazon bestselling Author JJ Flizanes describes how you can create publicity opportunities for your book and how you have a choice to work with a PR agency or to do it yourself.

Agent Kimberley Cameron discusses her experience in working with new authors, including how many submissions she gets each week (it's a lot!) and how exciting it is to tell an author that they have an offer on the book.

Senior editor Claudia Gabel shares her thoughts on how to create a good voice for your characters and how to use a three-act scene structure to move the characters through the plot of your book.