Business class with Lissa Warren
Lissa Warren teaches the art of thinking like a publisher. She also has a lesson about a cat. Read More “Business class with Lissa Warren”
The Publishing Industry
Score!
With more than 600 million potential readers, why aren’t you pitching sports fiction? Read More “Score!”
Going global
Selling work to foreign markets can be lucrative. Here’s how. Read More “Going global”
E-reading trends among young people
Get digi with it: e-reading trends among young people may have implications for your work.
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Up-and-coming book publishers
Find a home for your book. Read More “Up-and-coming book publishers”
Libraries pump it up digitally
Libraries increase e-book holdings and IT bandwidth. Read More “Libraries pump it up digitally”
Amazon launches Kindle Unlimited
For $9.99 per month, read as many books as you want. Read More “Amazon launches Kindle Unlimited”
Stacking Shebooks ebooks
A new publishing company offers a curated collection of ebooks for women. Read More “Stacking Shebooks ebooks”
Moving stories
Video literature lights up literary journals. Read More “Moving stories”
Win big with writing contests
Win the judges over. Pump up your exposure. Read More “Win big with writing contests”
Featured Posts
Seven ways to build a writing habit in 2022
Ready to make the new year your best year yet? These tips from the pros will help you keep writing all year long. Read More “Seven ways to build a writing habit in 2022”
2021 Essay Contest Winner: “A brand-new ending”
Sexy. Whenever I think of Perry and how it was, I think sexy. The thought makes me smile. A buoyant inner smile, almost smug. Falling … Read More “2021 Essay Contest Winner: “A brand-new ending””
15 winter writing prompts for your personal, professional, & creative writing practices
These personal, professional, and creativity-boosting winter writing prompts will keep your creative wells filled all season long. Read More “15 winter writing prompts for your personal, professional, & creative writing practices”