Self-Published Authors Share Their Secrets of Success | The Writer
Self-published authors C.J. Archer, Monique Martin, Chuck Barrett, Melissa F. Miller, and Sean Costello share their tips for finding success.| The Writer
Everything writers need to know about refining their craft.| The Writer
Self-published authors C.J. Archer, Monique Martin, Chuck Barrett, Melissa F. Miller, and Sean Costello share their tips for finding success.| The Writer
Find a home for your words – and then get them in front of more readers.| The Writer
Finding the way forward in the massive world of self-publishing can be daunting, to say the least. Here's how to succeed.| The Writer
18 Strategies for Successful Self-Publishing| The Writer
With wit and wisdom, Clark explores the delicate writing dance in five parts.| The Writer
When you decide to self-publish, you become a publisher and a small business owner. Here are 18 successful self-publishing strategies.| The Writer
Aren't you dying to know how these 8 writers build suspense? A look under the hood of "How to Build Suspence in Fiction."| The Writer
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How to craft the ideal villain your hero deserves: Here are the 4 types of antagonist roles in fiction, plus tips on how to build them.| The Writer
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The question of how to write a query letter often ignites panic and dread in the fiction writer. Here's a path toward loving the process.| The Writer
How can you avoid clichéd characters in fiction? Can you ever salvage a clichéd character, or do you have to start over?| The Writer
How to record an audiobook: A guide to help small-press authors and self-published authors navigate the process.| The Writer
Good Scenes: How to Make Your Fiction Sizzle| The Writer
If the characters in your fiction are flat, a great plot won't matter: How to create memorable characters in a story.| The Writer
Author of more than 70 mystery novels, Phyllis A. Whitney wrote the following letter to a struggling writer on how to write a book in 1961.| The Writer
Relaunching The Writer - A New Era. Be a part of the future as we work toward supporting the community of writers in the digital age.| The Writer
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