For any writer wondering the right way to talk about themselves, here are 13 About the Author examples you'll want to skip to the end of the book to read.
An epigraph is a quote, paragraph, or short excerpt typically found at the beginning of a book. It usually serves as a preface or introduction to your story before any character makes an appearance or the action begins. Most often, they are quotes from writers or other influential people, but this is not always the ... read more »
Your synopsis can decide the fate of your novel — learn here how to write a synopsis full of intrigue and spark!
What is the difference between a preface, foreword, and introduction? This guide covers all three to help you figure out how to introduce your own book.
Val Breit is the founder of The Common Cents Club, where she coaches others to take charge of their finances, their future, and their freedom -- so they can spend more time doing what they love (without going broke). She especially loves strategizing ways to turn a love for writing into multiple streams of income ... read more »
As a life-long fan of classic science fiction as well as emerging new voices from the genre, Fabrice Stephan's underlying passion is the exploration of technology through fiction, which he shares in his latest novel, "Human Starpilots." In this post, he talks about the five biggest lessons he learned about publishing by working with a professional marketer.
Fantasy tropes: some love to hate them, others hate to love them. Either way, they're here to stay. This pst will teach you what they are and how to use them!
“Worldbuilding” is a term you’ll hear from a lot of writers — especially when you’re talking about the science fiction and fantasy genres. Great authors can create a living, breathing environment for their stories, invite readers into another world, and make us homesick for a place we’ve never been. But for new (or not so ... read more »
Do your fights read like filler? Find out how to craft a captivating fight scene that'll leave your reader feeling positively pummeled.
Learn the 7 steps for how to write a short story — starting with your basic understanding of the form and ending with how to get it published.
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