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Scaring Up Business For Your “Dead” Books

10/29/2015

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7 Habits of Truly Happy People Who Maintain Excellent Work-Life Balance

10/28/2015

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When Your Book Becomes a Monster

10/26/2015

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That Beer Pong Pic Is Gonna Cost You a Job

10/22/2015

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Titling Your Book: What’s in a Name?

10/22/2015

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by Will Viharo

Choosing a title for your book is almost as significant – and challenging – as naming your own kid, since, in effect, your book is your baby, or at least your brainchild.

There are a variety of factors to consider when it comes to this decision, which is just as commercially crucial as the cover art, since it will be the initial introduction of this work to the public, and first impressions always count when courting success...

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5 Ways to Create Brand Continuity in Social Media

10/21/2015

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Small Presses vs. Self-Publishing: Is There a Difference?

10/20/2015

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Inside the Outskirts of Self-Publishing Platforms

10/15/2015

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The Haunting of Hip Hop

10/14/2015

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by Kim Niemi

For as long as people have been writing there have been ghostwriters. I would wager some of your fondest childhood memories have ghostwriters – Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys, even the Little House books all were ghostwritten, at least to some degree.

From penning celebrity tell-alls to crafting speeches for the highest political offices, ghostwriting is a common (potentially lucrative) practice – but you wouldn’t think so if you followed the “scandal” that caused tempers to flare in the rap world this past summer.

Scaring Up Business For Your “Dead” Books

7 Habits of Truly Happy People Who Maintain Excellent Work-Life Balance

When Your Book Becomes a Monster

That Beer Pong Pic Is Gonna Cost You a Job

Titling Your Book: What’s in a Name?

5 Ways to Create Brand Continuity in Social Media

Small Presses vs. Self-Publishing: Is There a Difference?

Inside the Outskirts of Self-Publishing Platforms

The Haunting of Hip Hop

Memoir or Fiction: Mining Your Own Life for Material

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