Charles Ardai, founder and editor of "Hard Case Crime," has won many awards, as have other authors that he has published. In this clip, he discusses how that might give longevity to an author's career.

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.

Novelist Laura Dave has published two novels, both in development with Universal Studios. Here she shares her methods of organizing research by character and theme.

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. Click here to play this audio clip

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.

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. Click here to play this...

What is the current state of the non-fiction market in the publishing industry? This interview with Editorial Director Sheryl Stebbins, as she reviews this market and what's selling well today.

Joe Kerschbaum, published poet and author, says feedback is critical to improving your poetry. He suggests attending workshops, conferences, retreats, readings, and formal MFA programs are a great way to gather such feedback.

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