Give Thanks: Talk Books With Your Family and Friends
The Benefits of Reading Books — Especially Fiction — for Work and Pleasure
Presenting, the Amazing, Lusty Subtitle! A book’s best friend!
Amazon sells more than 300 million books a year. And… Amazon releases over 1.4 million self-published books through its Kindle Direct Publishing every year. The […]
7 Essentials of Author Websites
A gude to the essential functional elements of a website built to serve the goals of both fiction and nonfiction authors.
The Writer’s Guide to ForeWords in Nonfiction Books
Your foreword is an important part of your nonfiction book project. Give it the attention it deserves.
Yes! You Should Write More Than One Book, and Here’s Why
Writing more than one book can be the difference between real success and minor success. Here’s why writing a series of books is the best way forward for business authors.
Page Layout: Designing for Marginalia
How — and more importantly, WHY — should your book be designed for marginalia? And what are the two flavors of marginalia to be accommodated?
How To Make Your Manuscript Shine In 8 Easy Steps – 8 Important Things Your Editor Does For You and Your Book
The mystery surrounding the task of editing a book is well deserved. Editors do help create magic, after all. In this post, we talk about 8 things an editor does to polish your manuscript into becoming a book.
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[TfTi] 30 more quotes on books to inspire writers and readers
This Tips from Tom’s inbox entry was itself inspired, once again, by James Clear’s 3-2-1 newsletter, with a subject line that read in part: “the value of books.” How can we resist?
5 Rules You Can and Should Break as a Writer – Yes, I Give You Permission
The 5 Writing Rules I Give You Permission To Break – In Fact, I Recommend You Break Them, All the Time.
Running Headers and Widows and Orphans, Oh My!
I was inspired to share this content after reading an article on Fonts.com. Great site. You should check it out. The article describes rags, widows, […]