You’ve written a book, and now you’re coming up with a launch plan. As part of that all-important launch plan and calendar, many authors want to do bookstore events (in-person before Covid or virtually now). I’m here to tell you that it’s doable. How would I know? …

…and what to do instead — When I browse sites like UpWork or Thumbtack, I see countless people wanting to turn their ideas or manuscripts into books. But often, their listings are so off-base for what the industry-standards are that they can find it hard to actually get any interested freelancers to apply to their project…

When I sat down the other day to write about Kindle Unlimited, I hadn’t planned on writing a thinkpiece. My intention was to share some KU fantasies I’ve read recently, but, you know, sometimes a listicle turns into a 500-word discussion of Amazon publishing practices, and that’s valid 😂. But…

Today, we’re going to try to answer two key questions: Why is Kindle Unlimited considered bad? And, if Kindle Unlimited is bad, then why do writers and readers use it? Voracious Readers, Limited Cash If you’re like me and you read a lot of books each year, it can be pretty costly to buy…