So, you’re about to embark on a quest to write the next great American novel. You realize, though, that since you don’t have a publisher, you’ll need to find a freelance editor. Before you begin your search, ask yourself the following questions: ...

For memoirists and other writers, personal narrative essays can be a great way to get your work published and your name out there, while also allowing you to fine-tune your writing craft. For college applicants and others applying for positions that...

As an Indie author, I walk away from New York City and the largest book industry trade show in North America feeling pretty good. The mood was positive, and there was plenty of room for both independently and traditionally published authors. Of course...

Mark Glesne, Senior Marketing Director at HarperCollins Christian Publishing, discusses the two primary channels for book selling, and how an author's perspective or vision plays a key role in determining which channels will work best for a book.

Author and speaker Janet Mitchell has a large portfolio of nonfiction work including her personal story Taking a Stand , and stories published in 11 editions of Chicken Soup for the Soul . In this interview, she shares her inspiration, writing, and editing...

Barbara Santos, marketing director for the San Francisco Writer's Conference and published author, explains creative and unique ways to market cookbooks. She talks about using festivals to get your name out there and other strategies to get your cookbook...

Philippa Burgess of Creative Convergence, Inc. describes opportunities beyond film and television, including self-publishing, ebooks, games, software, and more. She also offers three questions to ask yourself as you build your brand and find your audience...

Bestselling author, blogger, and marketing expert, Seth Godin, discusses the concept of developing a smaller dedicated fan base rather than a larger fan base and how it can be a game changer in your path to publishing success. Click here to play this...