How to Build an Author Platform: Really Useful Links by Lucy O’Callaghan
Having an author platform is almost becoming the norm now. Showing publishers that you have
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Having an author platform is almost becoming the norm now. Showing publishers that you have
You’ve written your book, painstakingly edited it, and you’re almost ready to send it out
Twitter pitches are 280-character hooks aimed at enticing people to read your book. These pitches
Titles are one of the first marketing tools you have to attract a reader. You
With constantly changing social media algorithms and many readers only dipping into social media because
A dual timeline novel can make a captivating read, but as the writer, you need
We loved this Twitter thread from writing coach, Allison K. Williams, on how and where
Writing from a dual point of view can broaden the scope of your story but
Genre defines the type of story you are writing. Essentially it is a way of
Writing fantasy fiction allows endless possibilities, curtailed only by the writer’s imagination and creativity. Broadly
Are you a writer that can only focus on one project at a time or
Finding the right literary agent is one of the most important things you will do
I joined Facebook in March 2007 while standing behind the front desk of the Swan
Worldbuilding is when writers create a fictional world. Although popular with science fiction and fantasy,
To plot or not to plot, that is the question. There are many different ways
At some point, a writer has to put themselves out there and share their work.
The summer months are upon us and whether you have young children to entertain during
New story ideas often spring into our minds at the most random times, while cooking
Audiobooks are an evolving and increasingly accepted method of digesting literature, so they can be
The research and accuracy needed when writing historical fiction make it a tricky genre to
