“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” — Maya Angelou Independently publishing your first book can feel enormous for a new indie author. From writing to editing, designing a cover, to marketing, the process has many moving parts that can quickly become overwhelming. Using Outcome-Based Management offers a way to…
“Starting is half done.” Getting it done starts with getting your book started. Your answers to the “W” questions can help you get started on your book. Later, if you go off the rails when writing a book, your answers can help you get back on track. Also, completing the basic proposal questions can help:…
“With the right tools and knowledge, any author can navigate this new terrain successfully.” Hugh Howey Developing dynamic characters presents a challenge for many new indie authors. But it’s crucial in the exciting world of indie publishing. This writer’s guide explores innovative prompts designed to enhance your ability to craft characters who leap off the…
“Generative AI is the most powerful tool for creativity that has ever been created. It has the potential to unleash a new era of human innovation.” — Elon Musk Most indie authors applaud the strengths of AI’s potential. But we wonder: could AI’s weakness about about AI content creation and data analysis be exaggerated so…
This writer’s guide offers guidance on effective outline writing for both fiction and non-fiction. It emphasizes the importance of a well-organized writing space, using either digital or traditional tools. The piece covers key aspects . . .
This part of our series, “Is Your Book Ready to Self-Publish?” focuses on a critical yet often overlooked aspect for indie authors: tracking book sales and performance. In this writer’s guide, we’ll explore essential strategies and tools that empower you to track and enhance your book’s performance effectively, paving the way for a successful and fulfilling writing career.
Collaboration is the key to unlocking your writing potential. By merging diverse ideas and styles, you can break out of your comfort zone and develop a more well-rounded skill set. The result? A fresh and unique perspective that will captivate readers and set you apart in the saturated indie book market. Don’t miss out on the numerous opportunities and benefits that collaboration among indie authors can offer. It’s time to enrich your writing career and take it to the next level! 🚀
In this writer’s guide, we’ll focus on the power of community through networking, including where to connect with other authors and best practices for developing meaningful relationships. We will also take a closer look at writers’ groups and how to select and participate in ones that align with your needs and aspirations as a writer. From writer’s conferences to online forums, insight from seasoned authors to collaborations with peers, diving into the options for engagement and their potential impact will be an insightful first step.
Creating milestones for ghostwriting a non-fiction self-help book project involves breaking down the writing process into manageable stages. Deadlines and specific deliverables should accompany each of these milestones to ensure both you and your client have clear expectations. It’s also important . . .
Discover different outline types and get tips for finding the perfect match for your writing needs. “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” – Benjamin Franklin Imagine embarking on a journey with no map or directions. That’s what writing without an outline can often feel like. But how do new indie…