To write for American readers, you must understand which American readers you’re targeting. Learn how American culture differs by region so you can write what resonates.
Find out how to be an authentic author, sell more books, and expand your writing career by finding and writing for a specific group of readers.
If your book isn’t a good product, marketing gets harder. Find out whose opinion counts and learn to create a good book readers want to buy and read.
Find out how to market your book in the four stages of its lifecycle and how to extend book sales on older books.
Learn how to optimize that tiny window to grab your reader within the first 50 pages and convince them to finish your book.
One person’s opinion about your book is more important than anyone else’s. Discover who it is and how to find them before you publish.
You have a major advantage over AI writing tools like GPT-4 and ChatGPT. Learn how to discover and leveraging your edge in your genre.
Find out how authors use ChatGPT, Midjourney, and other AI tools to create book covers, characters, and plot ideas for their books.
If writing seems harder than it used to or you feel burnt out, consider this four-step method of rotation to revive your writing career.
Every successful author needs a professional editor. Learn three simple steps for finding a good editor who will improve your book.
Young novelists (and their parents) will learn how to evaluate the usefulness of a college writing degree and examine viable alternatives.
Learn how James Patterson got his start as a writer, how he maintains success, and how you can implement his methods in your writing.
Learn how this AI tool can help you overcome writer’s block by generating ideas and suggestions to spur your imagination and get you unstuck.
When you use artificial intelligence tools for writing, you can improve your craft and create books faster. Find out which AI tools will benefit you most.
Scrivener is a popular writing software for authors. Learn about some of its best features in our interview with David Lee Martin.
