TED Talks That Will Inspire Your Writing If you haven’t unintentionally spent three hours watching TED Talks online, that’s about to change. Continue Reading →
Our Favorite Online Resources for Writing Mechanics Since it’s NaNo (National Novel Writing Month), the online writing community is abuzz with endless talk of that’s right, you guessed it, writing. Just this morning, we came across this blog by the amazing author Tex Thompson. Continue Reading →
How to Make Your Writing More Authentic The most gut-wrenching criticism that you could receive is that your story or characters do not feel ‘real’ or ‘authentic’. Continue Reading →
How to Market Your Book Without Being Annoying We all know that social media is one of the best tools to market your book. Continue Reading →
EVENT: Crowdfunding for Indie Authors Join Amanda Barbara of Pubslush, Kim Hruba author of Elevator Girl, and Amy Quale of Wise Ink Creative Publishing to learn the ins and outs of launching a successful crowdfunding campain for your book. Continue Reading →
Genre vs. Category: Is the Difference Important? Over the last couple of years, a new type of book has emerged. Continue Reading →
Announcement: Wise Ink’s 2013 NaNoWriMo Crowdfunding Contest Are you doing NaNoWriMo this year? Continue Reading →
NaNoWriMo: The 3 Reasons You Quit Last Year That You Won’t Repeat This Year NaNoWriMo stands for “National Novel Writing Month” and for many authors in the making it’s a cherished milestone. Continue Reading →
20 Tips on Writing from Famous Authors There is an abundance of writing advice available to authors these days, but sometimes the classics are best. Continue Reading →
12 Things We Learned at the 2013 Writer’s Digest Conference West It’s a week after the Writer’s Digest Conference and our heads are still spinning. Continue Reading →
