Authors Services as a Revenue Stream Selling only fiction is tough. In fact, only a small percentage of authors (both traditional and indie) make a… Read More »The Career Author Podcast: Episode 132 – Authors Services as a Revenue Stream
The theme for this month is relationships so J. asks Rachael about how she hopes to be remembered by those closest to her. Rachael’s Query… Read More »The Writer’s Well Episode 181: What will your obituary say?
Sticking with a Series Until the End You’ve probably heard it all the time. If you want to make money selling books, you need to… Read More »The Career Author Podcast: Episode 131 – Sticking with a Series Until the End
J. returns after a short break (not really a break) and asks Rachael one of those questions that always prompts a different answer. Rachael’s Query… Read More »The Writer’s Well Episode 180: What is your morning routine?
The Publishing Industry Panel In our fast-paced digital world, things are always changing. And the publishing industry isn’t immune to these changes. Join publishing experts… Read More »The Career Author Podcast: Episode 130 – The Publishing Industry Panel
Today, Rachael talks to Priscilla Oliveras about why we binge-watch television and what it can do for our writing! PRISCILLA OLIVERAS is a USA Today… Read More »The Writer’s Well Episode 179: How Can We Apply Binge-Watching to Our Writing?
You’re stuck. It’s inevitable. At some point in your professional journey, you’re going to hit the learning plateau. At first, you fall victim to the… Read More »Improve Your Writing in 5 Days
An Hour with Draft2Digital Dan Wood, Kevin Tumlinson, and Mark Lefebvre recently joined J., Zach, and the attendees of The Career Author Summit to answer… Read More »The Career Author Podcast: Episode 129 – An Hour with Draft2Digital
The awesome Mark Leslie Lefebvre is an author, podcaster, and professional speaker who’s also a digital publishing book nerd and craft beer lover. Today, he… Read More »The Writer’s Well Episode 178: If You Couldn’t Write Books, How Would You Be Creative?