by Melissa Drumm |
A table of contents is an essential part of many nonfiction books, making it easier for readers to navigate your book. Creating a table of contents (TOC) in Microsoft Word is easy. In this article, we’ll walk you through four easy steps to making a TOC in Word....
by Tom Corson-Knowles |
While there’s no replacement for a real live editor with a sharp eye, proofreading software can be a great first line of defense against common grammar and spelling errors. Whether you’re writing blog posts, news articles, novels, or just...
by Jacob Mohr
Imagine you could see into the future. If you could see disaster coming, but were powerless to stop it. Would you despair?Or would you go insane? Jenna Ryan’s debut novel The Channeler: A Future Forewarned is the product of extraordinary storytelling, magical...
by Jacob Mohr
How far would you go to protect your family? Karlianna Voncil’s debut novel Led Astray paints an eerily accurate picture of American poverty, family tragedy … and pulse-pounding, blood-soaked revenge. Voncil guides you down the dark and rain-slicked...
by Tom Corson-Knowles
Nothing is quite as thrilling and terrifying as a good horror novel. But horror stories can be tricky to write well, since the reader must believe the story enough to be scared, disturbed, or disgusted. Before you submit your horror novel to literary agents or...
