18 Freaky Reasons Your Book Could Get You Fired While writing and after you write your book, life is forever changed. Continue Reading →
“Also Read” Recommendations and Selling Your Book Earlier this week, we talked about how competition for your book is actually a good thing, as it leads your ideal readers to your book. Continue Reading →
Why Competition is a Four-Letter Word With the increasing prevalence of ebooks, most of the press about the book industry has focused on death—the demise of Borders, the end of the print book, the eradication of reading as a popular pastime. Continue Reading →
Setting the Stage Right: How to Avoid Cliché Scenes It was a dark and stormy night, not a creature was stirring. Continue Reading →
On Growing Your Business: Advice for the Overworked Indie Author As an indie author, you know that you not only have to be writer and creative director, but your very own marketing and sales department. Continue Reading →
Banned Books and Negative Attention: What They Mean for Your Book In the last week of September, the American Library Association (ALA) hosts Banned Books Week, an event dedicated to bringing attention to the harmful effects of censorship, and celebrating free, open access to information and ideas. Continue Reading →
