by Kaelyn Barron
Many passionate readers like to keep track of their reading achievements and see their impressive book counts as badges of honor. Others might just be working toward their New Year’s resolution to read more, and need an efficient way to record their progress....
by Yen Cabag
Nonfiction is a very wide area of writing that includes all books that use facts and not fiction. Many of them can be based on a person’s life or a historical event, but nonfiction can also be an instructional piece, a commentary, or a humorous take on a given idea....
by Kaelyn Barron
You may have heard the expression “you get what you pay for”—but is that always true? In the publishing industry, vanity presses have a reputation for giving authors less than their money’s worth, yet there’s no shortage of new authors emptying...
by Kaelyn Barron |
Whether you’re a writer by choice or have to do it as part of your job or education, it’s no secret that writing can be just plain difficult. Some people may seem to have an intuitive way with words, but that doesn’t mean writing is always easy for...
by Kaelyn Barron
According to Lingoda, over 80 million people speak French as a native language, while there are 190 million secondary speakers in the world. Combine that with the consistent reading habits of the French (more than 80% of French people read at least one book in 2020),...
