Tag: self-publishing

How to save time and frustration when writing non-fiction

From managing teams of researchers to keeping tax records, there’s a lot involved in writing non-fiction books, and this author

Impostor syndrome, or the feeling you’re trying to be someone you’re not, can be debilitating. This author shares some easy

When this author hears a knock at the door, it’s usually life, ready to pile more onto her plate. As

by Timothy Pike When award-winning author JP (Jo-Anne) McLean sat down to write her very first novel, it had been

A Letter from the Editor Of the 1,100 or so hardy souls who inhabit Denman Island—a chilly slice of maritime

When promising yourself a reward doesn’t help, try this author’s surprisingly simple trick for staying motivated—even when you’re not thrilled

Although this author’s mountain-climbing experience is limited to reading books and watching documentaries about it, the sport has a lot

It happens to all of us at some point: stuck in the middle of a story, with no way forward.

by Timothy Pike It all started with a vivid dream. An enchantress—picture Cleopatra—enters an Egyptian cave filled with glittering jewels.

A Letter from the Editor This month, I had the good fortune of interviewing Camille S. Campbell, author, poet, and