Co-authors Monika Mitchell and Peter Ressler discuss working together on writing their book, "Conversations with Wall Street." As part of the discussion, authors will learn about a collaborative writing process, including sharing duties with another...

Join writer and teacher Georgia Lee in this two-part series on memoir writing and take the first steps toward sharing your story with the world. Part 1: Writing can be intimidating. Writing about your own life can be downright terrifying. So how do...

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.

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.

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. Click here to play this audio clip

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...

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.

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

Former seventh grade English teacher and middle-grade author Laura Martin didn't start out wanting to write for the 8-12 age group. She initially thought she wanted to write for young adults, ages 12-18, because writing quality content for middle-grade...

The over-arching theme for author Beth Hermes fiction series developed from a conversation about serendipity and life events that happen by chance. She decided to take a twist on this idea and apply it to a novel. When she reached the end of her first...