by Elizabeth Spann Craig, @elizabethscraig When I was traditionally published, launch days felt incredibly stressful to me. That’s because the publisher had a lot riding on the release…and for a fairly short period [...]

by Elizabeth Spann Craig, @elizabethscraig   I think writers have a lot of understandable angst when it comes to responding to readers. We care a lot about what they have to say and we [...]

by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig Twitterific writing links are fed into the Writer’s Knowledge Base search engine (developed by writer and software engineer Mike Fleming) which has over 58,000 free articles on writing related topics. [...]

by Mike Martin, @mike54martin It has been a long year for many people. A very difficult one, too. If you have gotten sick, I hope you recover soon. If any of your family [...]

by Jessica Thompson, @jessicathauthor As an author in a very specific subgenre – culinary cozy mysteries – people always ask me how I got into this genre. How did I get started in [...]

by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig I’ve always struggled a little with audiobook promotion, never really sure what I was supposed to be doing with the free codes I was getting from ACX, the [...]

by Chrys Fey, @ChrysFey Thank you, Elizabeth, for letting me share an excerpt from my new book Keep Writing with Fey: Sparks to Defeat Writer’s Block, Burnout, and Depression! What is Writer’s Block? [...]

By September C. Fawkes, @ SeptCFawkes What it is: Subtext can be a tricky topic to nail down. It often feels elusive, undefined, and sometimes something that “just happens.” But it’s also one [...]

by E.J. Wenstrom,  @EJWenstrom Many times, talk about book launches as an event—you find a venue, do a short reading, sign some books, drink some wine, and boom, your book has been launched. [...]