7 Steps for Outlining a Memoir

There are many ways to write a memoir, but even with all the variations and different approaches, the main phases are generally the same: development, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. Many first-time writers will often feel like they can go

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Costly Mistakes when Hiring an Editor

Editors are invaluable to the publishing process, whether you’re going a traditional path, self-publishing, or working with a hybrid press. Hiring and editor can be a necessary and one-hundred percent worth-while investment. If you’re paying out of your own pocket,

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10 Misunderstood Publishing Terms

Every industry comes with its own set of jargon, and nothing makes us feel on the outside more than trying to learn what feels like a totally different language.  Even we word-centered professionals don’t always make clear what these insider

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5 Tips for Capturing Family Stories

Family stories are so precious, but so often they can go unshared and or only partially remembered or understood. They can provide precious insights into our histories, both shared within our immediate family and how our families fit in the

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How to Write in Dark Times

These days every time we spend a minute or two scrolling your phone or check the news on TV, we’re bombarded with dark turns and bad news. Worries and questions about what we can and should do seem to permeate

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How to choose your publishing path

Publishing, which is a slow-moving industry and didn’t change significantly for most of the twentieth century, is now evolving faster. Having more options for publishing path, though, hasn’t made the process any less murky. In the video and blog below,

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