Guest blogger Lynn Gale discusses imposter syndrome, why it happens, and how self-care can alleviate it.

In this blog post, I talk about series and the kind of thinking that can help you get started on writing one.

An estimated 75 percent of the population suffers from the fear of speaking in public, or glossophobia—and I am one of them. Because authors are often asked to make public (and online) appearances, this is something we must learn to overcome.

Watch this episode of Author AI’s First Draft Fridays podcast with me, Kim Catanzarite. Hosted by New York Times Bestselling author Alessandra Torre.

After ruminating on the year behind me, I considered what I want for the year ahead. The answer came to me immediately: I want balance.

The objections to the typewriter were the bleating heart of nostalgia. Such feelings occur when a change is so unfamiliar it frightens us back to comfortable corners. Such are the objections to AI writing tools today. This is a guest blog written by Zoë Routh.

Concise writing clearly expresses itself in the fewest number of words. Because it doesn’t carry any baggage, it speeds along the page. Here’s how to create it.

Even if you don’t write mysteries, thrillers, or suspense novels, you can use elements of suspense to inspire readers to turn pages.

There are reasons to write that have nothing to do with making money. While we wait for our books to land on those recommended and best-selling lists, we can enjoy the PERKS OF BEING A WRITER.

As soon as my self-publishing life began, I started to lose that wonderful, easy focus I once naturally enjoyed. Here’s how to get it back.

Worldbuilding is a tricky topic for many writers. Here are 8 tips to help you along.

My first professional review for Bright Blue Planet has come in, and it’s a starred review! Click here to read….

There are many things you learn as you go when you finally self-publish your first book. Here are 10 Things to put you ahead of the game.

After self-publishing Book 2, Jovian Son, I didn’t want to jump directly into writing Book 3. I hadn’t even planned to write a third book after the duology. But that soon changed because Evander Peterman, persistent and charismatic, kept barging into my office, spouting ideas of where to go with the story.

Gordon MacKinney has written a guest blog about marketing and the Bookbub Featured Deal.

I’m always on the lookout for new ways to connect with potential readers, and a few weeks ago, this one came to me. It’s called Booky Call, and it’s a new way to meet readers.

Guest blogger Cookie Boyle started her book before meeting her husband. He had given her feedback on her plays, and she gave him feedback on his scripts. But her novel was different. It predated their time together, so she thought she could and should finish it on her own.

You’re ready send your book into the world, and the best way to do that is to shine a light on it. In a busy industry of constant new releases, a book blog tour can help.

Third time’s the charm, they say. They also say, “Live and learn.” I’ve launched two books so far, and I’ve learned A LOT from both of them.

Are you a goal setter? While I have general, ongoing daily, weekly, and monthly goals, I’ve always felt a little lame about not being an annual sort of thinker.