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The development stage of writing a book can be daunting. You have all these ideas, many of them still murky and inchoate, and you’re working towards giving them shape. There are so many unknowns, so it’s hard to know what
Our hearts are bursting! Our lashes are fluttering! Butterflies in our stomachs! Love is in the air…and so are a lot of clichés and sappy, chocolate-covered metaphors. When we write about love, we risk enducing eye-rolls from our readers with
Often the biggest barriers are the ones that just keep us from getting started. When we work with writers, they have this great idea that is just itching to be brought to life. But many wonder if they’re good enough
The most consistently difficult transition that I see authors make is moving from writing their book to talking about their book. The transition is a difficult one because you have to reset the way you think about your book, your
We know that giving up goals or resolutions isn’t something that happens all at once in a snap decision. They slip away from us in a thousand little ways and before we know it, so much time has passed and we
If you write a thousand words a day, you can write a book in about two months. This seems like a rigid, no-debate-about-it kind of fact. It’s math, after all. Words are easy to count, so it seems like a
Writers tend to be very susceptible to the double-edged sword of New Year’s. On one hand, you have all this renewed energy and determination to really get it done this time. You have been thinking about it for so long.
If you haven’t heard, the myth of the solitary writer has been busted. All writers need some kind of support, and in this digital era, that support is more readily available than ever before. So available, in fact, that it
We’ve discussed mistake after mistake memoir writers make frequently in this blog and on our channel because we hate to see writers struggle and books go unfinished. We’ve talked about the mistakes we see from trying to go it alone
Seeing a book all the way through to the shelf takes enormous time and labor. Most authors in contemporary publishing climes know that at some point, they will need to invest in their book project. Investment can take many forms,
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