Instructional Part 1 – CLICK HERE FOR THE RECORDING ! This first instructional webinar covered the following topics: • The basic definition of memoir, and how it differs from biography and autobiography • Good writing practices and how to overcome...

This first instructional webinar covered the following topics: • The basic definition of memoir, and how it differs from biography and autobiography • Good writing practices and how to overcome common writing obstacles • How to set your own writing...

Author Shannon Dorsey Johnson reminds us that we don't have to have every detail figured out before starting a book project

Author Shannon Dorsey Johnson reminds us that we don't have to have every detail figured out before starting a book project Click here to play this audio clip

Now that you've written your nonfiction book there are numerous ways you can repurpose the content: for an audio or video book, for online courses and webinars, and for workbooks and training programs, just to name a few. In this session, Cathy Fyock...

Some memoirs beg for wide audiences. These are destined for publication. The professionally published memoir must be a focused story with broad appeal. It will reveal a facet or narrow time frame of your life. Your themes must have universal appeal ...

Artist and author Steve Alpert explains how he transitioned from being an artist to having a career as an author. He was fortunate enough to discover he had a different calling in life. It wasn't until he was forced to confront the need to transition...

Artist and author Steve Alpert explains how he transitioned from being an artist to having a career as an author. He was fortunate enough to discover he had a different calling in life. It wasn't until he was forced to confront the need to transition...

Human beings are rather visual creatures. When we see something shiny or pretty, we are drawn to it and feel a need to have it. Naturally, this rings true for a large portion of readers. We’ve all seen a book cover from across the room and have to go...

Writing for the YA market? What’s your point of view? YA author Janette Rallison defines point of view and offers advantages and disadvantages of each possible POT, including 1st person, 3rd person, Omniscient, and 3rd person limited. She also explains...