The young adult market is on the forefront of the shifts in publishing today. Leading agent Laurie McLean discusses how trends in digital media are visible in the YA market. Click here to play this audio clip

Literary agent and publishing veteran Laurie McLean shares her expertise on the Young Adult fiction market, sharing why it's such a hot market and explaining the basics of what kind of books fit in this market. Click here to play this audio clip

Author Wendy Tokunaga looks at the importance of taking opportunities as they arise and be willing to cross genres if it helps you to get published and reach your goals as a writer.

Deliverying your poems to an audience can be done in a variety of ways. Published poet Joe Kerschbaum discusses the options and offers tips on how to pick your style.

Author Cheryl Richardson and Hay House Publishing CEO, Reid Tracy, discuss the importance of creating a multi-media platform and gaining comfort in speaking to your audience about your book.

Children's book buyer and editor Tegan Tigani talks about the role of book buyer has changed with self-published authors now making headlines.

YA author Jessica Brody offers a look at the eBook route for YA publishing. She reviews some of the perks and some of the reasons to consider print in addition to eBooks.

Sang Lee, founder of returnonchange.com, explains crowd funding as it relates to writers and things to keep in mind when considering looking into investors when publishing your book. Click here to play this audio clip

Heather McCormack, managing editor of the Library Journal, describes how self published authors can work with her organization to solicit reviews and offers some tips for success in the endeavor.

Bestselling author Henrietta Tiefenthaler discusses her ghostwriting projects and how external factors can seriously impact the publishing of biographies. If you have ever considered writing a biography don't miss this interview.