by Kaelyn Barron |
If you’ve read about the traditional book publishing process, you may have come across the term “slush pile.” I know—doesn’t sound very appealing, does it? But the slush pile isn’t inherently a bad thing; it simply means your manuscript...
by Kaelyn Barron |
Guided journals and workbooks can help readers navigate challenges and find the solutions they’re looking for by allowing them to immediately practice what they’re learning. If you’ve created a life-changing or just plain fun workbook or guided...
by Yen Cabag |
If you are writing a children’s picture book or any other book that requires images, finding the right book illustrator is a must. First of all, you want to find an illustrator who can create the “feel” you want for your book, and one whose fees fit within your...
by Yen Cabag |
If you’re writing a book, you may have found that you can breeze your way through some chapters, but struggle through others, which means that some chapters end up longer than others. But does it matter how long your chapters are? In this post, we will look at...
by Tom Corson-Knowles |
There’s a trend in the publishing industry that’s been rising for years, but now it’s booming: digital content. And I don’t just mean ebooks and audio (although, of course, those are huge and important trends in their own right). I’m...
by Kaelyn Barron |
Pick up a book and you’ll likely have to flip through any number of pages to make it to the “real” start—there could be a dedication, a preface, a prologue, a foreword, and even a whole page dedicated to critical acclaim for the book. While each of...
