resh off the Storymakers conference, I’m diving into the real conversations authors are having behind the scenes. From fear of failure and awkward rebrands to marketing confusion and self-publishing stigma, this week’s Pros Talking Prose gets real. If you’ve ever asked, “Now what?”—this one’s for you.
Whether you're an indie author, a traditionally published writer, or living that hybrid life, if you're making money from your words, congrats: you're running a business. Welcome to the club, Authorpreneur!
In today's digital age, writers have access to a plethora of tools that can streamline the writing and publishing process, making it more efficient and enjoyable. Whether you're an aspiring author or a seasoned writer, these tools can help you bring your ideas to life and navigate the complexities of the publishing industry.
n the ever-evolving landscape of the publishing industry, staying on top of the latest developments is crucial for authors seeking success. Recent waves of controversy have hit the community hard, leaving many authors feeling betrayed and uncertain about their futures. I’ll dive straight into the latest tea, sparing no details, and explore what these industry shifts mean for you.
Writing a novel and finishing it is a real feat, but do you have what it takes to shift into a business mindset and sell the book? Find out.
Amazon may have just taken the rug out from under indie authors. Pre-orders may be permanently disabled on Amazon for self published authors.
Get the skinny on writing a book that will make readers laugh, cry, or reach for the fireplace poker and hide under their blanket. Learn what it takes to write a book that will captivate readers.
In this no-holds-barred edition of Pros Talking Prose, we rip apart the outdated advice that unsuspecting authors are peddled. We are filling you in on the secret-sauce to book selling success in the coming year.
Take advice on how to inject humor into whatever genre you are writing from writing professionals
