Journaling: Your Personal Time Machine & Path to the Future
I thought I knew myself pretty well until I started journaling consistently. The simple daily practice of journaling turned into a journey of self-discovery.
Content and Craft
Author Marketing
Boost Your Indie Sales: Harness the Draft2Digital and Fable Partnership
Draft2Digital and Fable partnership: What if you could expose your novels or series to 650,000 rabid readers and 25,000 book clubs through an app you may already use?
Tools and Services
Manuscript Safety and Why I Fired Microsoft OneDrive
After many years, I fired Microsoft OneDrive. Here, I recount my experience and opinions about this popular application.
Business, Tools and Services
How to Find a Reputable Small Press
Small presses fill a necessary niche in the publishing world today, but finding a reputable small press is not a straightforward process. The recent kerfuffle at City Owl Press underlines how difficult the choice can be.
Content and Craft
7 Proven Tips to Develop Unforgettable Side Characters in Your Fiction
How can you develop and flesh out unforgettable side characters in fiction? Side characters are as important as main characters in that they help move your story along and provide sources of conflict.
Tools and Services, Business
Findaway Voices Terms of Service Update: What Authors Need to Know
IF YOU CURRENTLY have audiobooks on Findaway Voices by Spotify, please note the Findaway Voices Terms of Service (TOS) are changing.
Content and Craft
Add Depth to Your Fictional Characters: Embracing Flaws and Scars
One of my lead characters has a problem. I mean, he used to have a problem. He was too perfect.
Content and Craft, Author Marketing, Writing Pursuits Tips
Beyond Ebooks: Understanding the Appeal of Tangible Media in 2024
Today, let’s talk about the crossroads for indie authors as we enter a post-pandemic landscape where tangible media, personal connections,
Author Marketing, Tools and Services
NEW Email Rules for Author Newsletters in 2024
I have good news and bad news, but first, I want to apologize for covering an email topic AGAIN. Good