Want to Write a Book in a Month? Here’s How:

Want to Write a Book in a Month? Here’s How:

NaNoWriMo is officially here! Writing a book in a month is a daunting task, but we have the expert tips to make it happen. Astra Crompton, our in-house Editing Coordinator, is here to help you brainstorm, build routines, and ultimately make that 50k word count.

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4 Tips for Writing Effective Nonfiction Children’s Books

4 Tips for Writing Effective Nonfiction Children’s Books

Kids are natural explorers, and nonfiction is the perfect tool to fuel their curiosity! Discover 4 essential tips for making children's nonfiction both fun and informative—so you can create books young readers will love.

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How to Write (and Publish!) More Accessible Books

How to Write (and Publish!) More Accessible Books

For those living with disabilities, the process of writing and the experience of reading can present unique accessibility challenges. Here's how the right tools and consideration can help you write a book and make it accessible to all readers.

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5 Hiring Questions to Ask a Ghostwriter

5 Hiring Questions to Ask a Ghostwriter

Find the right ghostwriter to tell your story, is a matter of asking the right questions. To avoid the added cost and frustration of replacing a bad fit, ghostwriter Steve Donahue has 5 essential questions to ask before you sign on the dotted line.

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The Importance of Genre

The Importance of Genre

Want your book to make a big impact? Understanding your genre is the key! Book coach Steve Donahue breaks down why knowing and leveraging your genre is important to focus your efforts and boost your book’s success.

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4 Questions to Ask a Potential Book Coach

4 Questions to Ask a Potential Book Coach

Need help with your manuscript? A book coach can make all the difference, but finding the right one is key. Before you commit, use book coach Graham Wilcox’s 4 essential questions to find the perfect match.

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Book Research: How to Do It, How to Use It, and Its Ultimate Purpose

Book Research: How to Do It, How to Use It, and Its Ultimate Purpose

Whether you’re writing historical fiction or true-crime, the self-imposed pressure to get the facts “right” can prevent some authors from ever starting their dream project. To give you confidence to move forward, author Chris Humphreys offers some tips on conducting research and using it effectively in your writing.

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Why Beta Readers and Sensitivity Readers Matter (and How to Use Their Feedback)

Why Beta Readers and Sensitivity Readers Matter (and How to Use Their Feedback)

Seeking early and honest feedback for your book is crucial to improve your chances of landing well with your target audience. Get expert tips on incorporating the feedback of beta and sensitivity readers in your review process — plus some templates to get you started.

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How Content Planning Saves You Time

How Content Planning Saves You Time

Feel like you’re falling behind with your book marketing? Discover how content planning can be your time-saving companion with essential techniques and resources recommended by our in-house team of book promotion experts.

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Four Common Mistakes Authors Make (and How to Avoid Them)

Four Common Mistakes Authors Make (and How to Avoid Them)

While every writer’s experience is unique, the missteps along the way are often the same. When you’re ready to self-publish your book, you’ll be well prepared knowing these four common mistakes and the impact they have on a book project.

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