Author, editor, and owner of The Christian Communicator Susan Titus Osborn has attended more than 150 writing conferences, where she speaks about Christian writing and publishing. At these events, she sells her books and informational pamphlets. The...

Writer and author Chrome Oxide has continued to hone his writing craft through both an informal and formal education. Reading a lot of short stories and novels over the years has allowed him to subconsciously absorb the elements and structure of storytelling...

Writing a historical fiction novel can be daunting, especially when it is a religious historical fiction novel. Readers of this genre tend to be very tuned in to the era and can easily spot errors or inaccuracies. Author Jeanne Lyet Gassman approached...

Jeanne Lyet Gassman's award-winning religious historical fiction novel Blood of a Stone was initially marketed to Catholic readers since it was published by a Catholic press. They then targeted a broader Christian market, but found that the sub-genres...

The road to getting your novel adapted for film or television can be a bumpy one, as writer and producer Craig Miller explains. If you have worked with a traditional publisher or have an agent, they may have relationships with agencies or studios in...

Jeanne Lyet Gassman's award-winning religious historical fiction novel Blood of a Stone was initially marketed to Catholic readers since it was published by a Catholic press. They then targeted a broader Christian market, but found that the sub-genres...

In our internet-driven world, authors need to make themselves known online, says writer and producer Craig Miller. He knows many authors who are spending at least as much time marketing themselves and their books as they are creating the books. Online...

Writing a historical fiction novel can be daunting, especially when it is a religious historical fiction novel. Readers of this genre tend to be very tuned in to the era and can easily spot errors or inaccuracies. Author Jeanne Lyet Gassman approached...

Even in an industry about books, it can be hard to find someone to read your work. WGA Screenwriter, author, and MFA educator Michael Tabb says the three key elements to get your work noticed are perseverance, positivity, and focusing on your goals....

There may be times throughout the writing and publishing process when you have legal questions or are advised to consult an attorney. Intellectual property attorney Greg Victoroff works with many writers on various legal needs and shares the three most...