Self-Publishing 101 and the Horror Genre (with Daniel Willcocks)
Daniel Willcocks is an international bestselling author and award-nominated podcaster of dark...
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Book Marketing (with Nicholas Erik)
Nicholas Erik is a sci-fi and fantasy novelist who has written over 20 books. For fellow indie...
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Traditional vs Indie Publishing (with Elizabeth Spann Craig)
Cosy mystery author Elizabeth Spann Craig is a library-loving, avid mystery reader. A pet-owning...
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From Scratch to Stardom: Your Guide in Becoming a Best-Selling Author in 2021
Thanks to FreshBooks for this sponsored post! It’s just about every writer’s dream. Getting your...
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When You Should (and Shouldn’t) Use a Pen Name
Whether or not to use a pen name is a common predicament for new and experienced writers. In this...
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7 and 1/2 Lesser-Known Mistakes Indie Authors Make
It doesn’t matter how long we’ve been publishing, sometimes there are gaps in our...
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The Myth of Quality vs Quantity in Publishing
Writers often pitch quality and quantity against each other. But what if it’s not an either/or...
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What to do When Your Book Launch Fails
Most writers have been there. They spend months—maybe years—writing a book. They get...
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Your Favourite Posts from 2019
2019 is finally over. And what a year it’s been! We’ve published some great posts over...
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8 Things I’ve Learnt Self-Publishing 8 Books
I started my self-publishing journey back in 2015, when I decided to publish What Happens in New...
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5 Stories That Prove You’re Never Too Old To Be Published
Have you ever thought you were too old to get published? Too old to even start that story? Left it...
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Can Publishing One Book Change EVERYTHING?
Can publishing one book change EVERYTHING? Does it change anything? That’s the question...
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