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Oct 17, 20246 min read

IngramSpark vs. Amazon vs. Draft2Digital: Print on Demand breakdowns for self-publishing authors

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Mapping Out Your World: A Guide to Creating Fantasy Maps for Authors | by Cheryl

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Branding for authors | by Shay Esposito

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From draft to self-published (with cost breakdown)

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YA vs. New Adult vs. Crossover

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How to craft compelling dialogue

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Revising like a boss

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Actually writing: the basics of structure and how it impacts the read

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More common first draft errors (and how to fix them)

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Dressing to impress: readying a manuscript for query

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Weaving in world building

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The final word on showing vs. telling

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A step-by-step guide to novel outlines

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How to become a writer

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Character building: a beginners' guide

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An intro to critique partners and beta readers

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