
Indie Authors Weigh In on Whether Some Books Should Have Trigger Warnings
Author Mariel Pomeroy left a cautionary message for readers of her debut novel that is hard to miss. It’s printed
Author Mariel Pomeroy left a cautionary message for readers of her debut novel that is hard to miss. It’s printed
When it comes to press releases, I’ve worked on both sides of the writing desk. I’ve stared at the same
Five years ago, author L.J. Stanton’s future took a dramatic shift. An equestrian for much of her life, she’d earned
Since March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has put a spotlight on chronic illnesses. Early estimates indicate anywhere from 5 to
In his essay titled “The Narrative Idea,” David Halberstam has a simple piece of advice for writers who want to
A character death. A final goodbye. A heartfelt reunion. The end of a journey. It doesn’t necessarily matter the specific
Every author throughout history could likely recall a time they stared hopelessly at a blinking cursor or a pen hovering
Draft2Digital is acquiring Smashwords later this year. Here’s what that means for their authors. The shocking news heard ’round the
Sometimes the best books are the ones we don’t read. That’s not necessarily referring to those books we leave languishing
How Elana Johnson—and Liz Isaacson, Jessie Newton, and Donna Jeffries—left traditional publishing to inspire indie success Nicole Schroeder Over the
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