Dive into the breakdown of IngramSpark, Amazon, and Draft2Digital to find the best Print on Demand fit for you!

You’re an author who needs a map for your newest masterpiece of literature. I’m a fantasy cartographer who thinks you can make a banger map.

Learn the ins and outs of self-publishing with this introductory guide to self-publishing a novel. Find out what you really need to succeed!

A brief look at how I ran my paperback pre-order campaign for A Thief Among Liars and whether or not it was worth it.

Today, I share an interview with Samantha K. Garner, author of The Quiet is Loud (shortlisted for the 2022 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize).

No matter what stage you're at in your author journey, it's time to start branding like the business mogul you are.

A brief note about my journey from draft to self-published with a cost breakdown.

Navigating the publishing industry can be a challenge. Today we outline the standards for determining where your book fits in the market.

Setting can sometimes be overlooked in writing, but it plays a crucial role in the impact of a scene. Let's explore how to land that impact.

Ya, New Adult, and Crossover are often confused when it comes to publishing. We explore the differences and determine where to fit our book.

Learn how to craft compelling dialogue to make every line in your story work for you.

Fellow Canadian author, Tara A. Lake, sits down with me to talk process, inspiration, and future projects.

The concept of writing under a pen name has been hotly debated for a long time. There is plenty to consider before choosing an author name.

I've been thinking a lot about internalization when it comes to writing. What factors build an interesting scene and which pull us out.

When I realized my scene was boring, I needed to learn more about tension. This is how I improved my opening scene.

The writing process looks different for everyone. Rain Sullivan shares her drafting process and tips that may be helpful for other writers.

Feeling left behind in the writing community can be tough, but it's okay to take things at your own pace.

Romance author Erin Thomson sat down with me to discuss her writing career from first words penned to three self-published titles.

The world of marketing can be vast and overwhelming. We're going to breakdown some pieces to figure out where to start.

Should you hop on literary trends and write to market? No (but also yes). We explore how to leverage the market to support your stories.