Talking to Myself
Fifteen years ago, Kevin J. Anderson gave up the keyboard and took up a recorder for his first drafts. Since that time, he’s dictated nearly fifty novels. See how.
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Author: Our Special Guest
On Missing Your Kid’s Birthday & Other Literary Sacrifices
This year I will be away at an event on my daughter’s fifteenth birthday. What does it take to be a working writer, a career author?
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4 Secrets to Small Press Success
Small press authors can help foster a larger readership for their work even on a limited budget. And with that grassroots approach, it’s possible to build a successful marketing campaign around your book. Here are four keys to your success.
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“The reviewer didn’t read my book!”
Patti Thorn from BlueInk Review advises career authors to listen to the critics, disputing too-familiar claims of unfair book reviews.
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A Sign of the Writing Times
For Sandra Block, one sign on a locker room wall convinced her to start from scratch again.
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Plotting Your Psychological Thriller
Most thriller writers start with one of three elements – a premise, a beginning, or an ending. If you are writing a thriller, likely you have one of these three – but where do you go from there?
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