There’s no shortage of writing blogs on the internet, which is wonderful but can also be deeply overwhelming. Whether you’re drafting, editing, or trying to find your way through the publishing maze, having a few trusted resources can make all the difference. To help make it easier, here are 10 of the best writing blogs to help you learn, grow as a writer, publish your book, and hopefully feel a little less alone on your writing journey. Let’s dive in!
How do you sell more books? This is a question I hear frequently from authors in our community. When you’ve done the hard work of writing a book, when you’ve even managed to get your book published, it would be nice to be able to get your book into the hands of readers. But anyone who has published a book knows that selling books isn’t simple.
That’s where Publisher Rocket, a powerful piece of book marketing software, comes in. What is Publisher Rocket, and will it help you in your book writing and marketing efforts? In this post, I’ll be sharing my Publisher Rocket review. I’ll also talk about how I personally use the tool.
The world of artificial Intelligence is rapidly evolving, and new writing tools are popping up all the time, each claiming to make the writing, editing, and publishing process easier. As you might expect, some AI tools live up to the hype . . . and others don’t.
Today, we’re bringing together our honest reviews of the AI writing tools we’ve tested so far, including AI-powered writing tools, developmental editing support, and marketing copy, so you can decide what makes sense for you and your book.
Have you ever finished writing a draft of your book, only to ask yourself, “Now what?”
Maybe you’ve stared at your 50,000+ words wondering which parts work, which don’t, and how to transform this draft into something publishable.
I’ve been there. It once took me more than a year to even begin to figure out what was wrong with my book. And I know from so many writers in our community, who have invested months or even years in finishing their draft, but then weren’t sure what to do next.
In this post, I’m sharing my Twig dev edit review to help you decide if this virtual developmental edit could become the first step after you finish your book.
