Tag: self-publishing

5 ways to make your characters pop off the page

by Michael Mohr In 2013, New York Times notable author David Corbett published a sparkling, extremely helpful nonfiction writer’s guide

by Cynthia A. Jensen It’s that time again: a new year rolling forward, a new decade full of hopes and

by Shirley Holder Platt As writers, we must be constantly learning about our craft. Total beginners and seasoned authors can

by Timothy Pike For a long time, award-winning author Alexis Cunningham didn’t know she was a writer. How is this

A Letter from the Editor A new decade is upon us, readers and writers, and our New Year’s resolutions are

Human by Cynthia A. Jensen Once upon a time there was a family of deer who lived in the forest,

A new year fast approaches. What will you accomplish in your writing? by Shirley Holder Platt Whether you are considering

by Jennifer Silva Redmond I keep hearing that “everyone” says the omniscient narrative is still frowned upon by most publishers.

by Timothy Pike As the sun rises on her home in Edmond, Oklahoma, where she’s lived for the past eight

A Letter from the Editor It’s a fact: the next decade holds great promise for the world of books. Self-publishing—already