How Jerry B. Jenkins Got His Start as a Writer
In this interview, Jerry Jenkins tells authors how he got his start as a writer and how he’s maintained his career for decades.
How to Write for Children with Jennifer Grant
Children’s books are a hot genre right now. With libraries closed, more parents are purchasing children’s books than ever before, and more authors are trying their hand at writing a children’s book. How hard could it be to write a children’s...How to Write Better & Faster With Plottr and the Snowflake Method
Learn how this powerful duo and their features can streamline your writing process, boost creativity, and play to your strengths.
Behind the Publishing Curtain: Fulfillment & Distribution with Tracy Higley
How do dead trees turn into books in people’s hands? It’s not magic. Behind the scenes, thousands of people work hard to ensure books get from the printer into the hands of readers like you. If you want your book to end up in readers’ hands, Tracy...How to Write Split-Time Fiction with Melanie Dobson
One popular genre in Christian publishing right now is split-time fiction. Split-time fiction is when you tell two stories separated by time that are connected in some way, sometimes by a theme or an item. Some popular split-time books include The Wedding Dress by...How to Get Out of the Slush Pile – With Deborah Raney
Discover 11 writing mistakes that are keeping your manuscript in the slush pile, and learn how to fix them (and get out of the slush pile!)