Written by Miss Jack Lewis Baillot
There is a lot about self-publishing people don't really understand yet – and a lot of it I got a crash course lesson in the closer I came to publishing.
Written by Jessica Marcarelli
Writers tend to approach marketing the way a cockroach approaches light: they run away. But what successful marketers do is offer something so eye-catching that audiences can't help but stop for a look.
Written by Lauren Shearer
You can hold up your own picture to the world, but the way you treat other people is one of the truest reflections into your soul. This can work very powerfully in fiction.
Written by Ellyn Gibbs
If you truly love somebody, you won't just stick around for the warm fuzzy hot-chocolate-and-mittens feelings. It turns out that this phrase also relates to writing.
Written by Lauren Shearer
I've read a lot of books on writing, but only a few have really impacted the way I think. Here are seven books that changed my perspective on writing.
Written by Lauren Shearer
Superhero and fairy tale stories are making a comeback on today's silver screen. Here are some things these two genres share.
Written by Jessica Marcarelli
If you've wondered if your fantasy world is good enough (or if you're worried that your novel will be the literary version of the poor LARP nerds who believe they have created the perfect universe), this is for you.
Written by Lauren Shearer
What can the recent summer blockbuster "The Avengers" teach us about plot and structure? This post explores its plot and structure, which helped it become the highest-grossing hero movie of all time.
Written by Lauren Shearer
There are six basic kinds of titles. Which does your favorite book or current WIP fall under?
