Client Spotlight: Dan Hook on a Successful First Book Launch
Author Dan Hook is currently writing his first post-apocalyptic series, independently publishing each novel as he goes along. Here’s a...
Read moreAuthor Dan Hook is currently writing his first post-apocalyptic series, independently publishing each novel as he goes along. Here’s a...
Read moreLast week was the one-year anniversary of the publication of How We Got to Today by Ben Ellis. Six years ago, Ben sent his work-in-pro...
Read moreAs you know, writing a novel takes time. What might surprise you is that publishing a novel can take just as long. It usually takes a ...
Read moreEvery writer expects to work with an editor at some point in their writing journey. If you’re a writer, you might want to know exactly...
Read moreWhat’s going on in the publishing industry these days? In this guest post, Mark Gottlieb, a literary ...
Read moreThis is a guest post by Amelia Wiens, a fiction editor who has taken both my developmental editing ...
Read moreHow you prepare your novel for traditional publishing will vary a little depending on the exact way your agent and publisher operate, ...
Read moreIf you want to self-publish your novel, the biggest piece of advice I can give you is to think like a business owner. Why? Because pub...
Read moreIf self-publishing professionally is important to you, I whole-heartedly urge you to try and save some money for editing. But I also u...
Read moreIt’s no secret that, sadly, being an author often isn’t the most lucrative career choice, and if you’re at the start...
Read moreA few weeks ago, an email dropped into my inbox. It was a past client, letting me know the manuscript I had line and copy-edited for h...
Read moreIf you want to be a published author, you have two main options. You can either self-publish or you can work with a traditional publis...
Read moreEditorial considerations, creative revelations and the occasional existential lamentation – sharing my experiences and personal recommendations exclusively with you.