Write – just write! Could it possibly be that simple? First, you need to find a story idea. But, perhaps, you already have one. Then you can write. How? By putting all your ideas into a logical sequence. In other words, write it down. And...

A Beginner's Guide to Writing Lesbian Romance is a work of non-fiction in the educational, writing, publishing, and LGBTQIA+ subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Isabella, this in-depth work is a valuable resource for anyone interested in...

Audio Books for Success by Doris-Maria Heilmann presents audiobooks in a new way, encouraging authors to take a proactive step in the future of their stories. A wealth of advice, from conceptualizing the sound and tone of the book to the production and marketing of...

A Wordsmith's Work by Mark R. Weaver, Esq. is an indispensable guide on crisis communications and how to write more effectively. Other than being about crisis communications and effective writing, the book is a compilation of the author’s writings on the subject that include some...

Awesome Email: 10 Email Principles to Improve Your Communication and Accelerate Your Career by Felix Haller outlines 10 principles to improve your communication skills. Trying to read Felix’s introductory example email frustrated me. The random approach in this email obstructed my comprehension. In contrast, his...

“Nothing attracts a crowd like a crowd.” The same can be said about reviews; not just book reviews, but any kind of review. Reviews are the means of converting customers into buyers. And the more reviews you have, the more likely Amazon will boost its...

An Autobiographical Letter; With a "Self-Portrait of the Author" and a Post-Autobiographical Postscript by Norman Weeks encapsulates the richness of his life and living; his upbringing, education, maturation, personal interaction with friends and lovers, adventures, challenges, setbacks, travails, and travels, and gives readers glimpses of...

Self-publishing or small press publishing, the secret to success, at least on Amazon, is the keywords. Authors all have one thing in common: they love to write, but they hate to market their work. In today’s world, marketing is the author’s job, just as much...

A Quick Guide to Archetypes and Allegory by Ken Johnson is an extremely compact but comprehensive work. It deals with diverse topics such as creative writing, authorship, writing techniques, archetypes in literature, and of course allegory. This work is particularly useful to students, teachers, writers...

Act Like an Author, Think Like a Business: Ways to Achieve Financial Literary Success by author Joylynn Meleke Ross is filled with inventive ideas and routes to creating a business out of your books. The tone feels so close to you and the recommendations right...