Barcelona native and Catalan author Roser Caminals-Heath has seen much book success in her country where she has a partnership with a large publisher. When her books are released in Catalan there is a comprehensive launch plan in place, but in the...

Author, writers group founder, and publishing consultant Patricia L. Brooks firmly believes that new writers should be networking with other writers and readers as much as possible. Online is a start, but you need to get out and be seen so she recommends...

When founder Patricia L. Brooks established the Scottsdale Society of Women Writers her vision was to build a community and offer support in a non-threatening format. She was participating in other groups in her region but felt something like this...

Gathering facts and writing in a distinct voice are important things for every author, but especially if you’re going to ghostwrite, like Susan Titus Osborn, an author, editor, and owner of The Christian Communicator. The first book she ghostwrote, You...

There are many publication routes for Christian authors and their writing, explains author, editor, and owner of The Christian Communicator, Susan Titus Osborn. With more than 100 magazine markets and countless possibilities on the internet, authors...

With everything, there's a good and bad side. You can see ADHD as an obstacle to your writing, or a gift. Author, speaker, and artist Ben Glenn, discusses his experience writing with ADHD and overcoming the perceived limitations of ADHD. He didn’t...

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. Literary agent Kevan Lyon discusses how to make a comeback...

Before working with or hiring a developmental editor, watch this interview to learn what to expect. Senior editor Beena Kamlani describes what it's like working with a developmental editor. While the editor may lead the process initially, it is a team...

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. Literary agent Kevan Lyon discusses how to make a comeback...