The first step to writing a successful book may just be to NOT start writing yet. Before you jump in, stop—and use these 4 pre-writing questions to get to know your story in all the right ways.
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While crafting her novels, Patti Henry Callahan writes—then listens! —to her carefully chosen words. Learn how this historical fiction author uses all her senses to write and self-edit bestselling historical fiction.
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Don’t waste hours or even minutes scrolling the Internet. Bestselling author Ellen Byron offers 7 great tips on transforming wasted time into productive book promotion.
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Don’t know what comes next in your novel? New York Times best-selling author Julie Clark reveals she’s developed some strategies that can trick her into working every day.
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If you’re trying to write a legal thriller but you’re not a lawyer–don’t be guilty of getting it wrong. The internationally known attorney (and crime fiction author) Michael Avery provides all the basics.
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With every book he writes, Boyd Morrison’s goal is to keep the reader from ever finding a comfortable spot to put the book down. If you want your readers to say to themselves, “Just one more chapter before I go to sleep,” then check out Boyd’s tips in his post the THRILL OF THE PACE.
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