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When you’re writing a picture book, one of the most important things you can do is understand where your book fits in the marketplace.

If you’ve been querying literary agents lately and feel like you’re shouting into a void, you’re not alone. It’s not your imagination—getting a literary agent has always been tough, but in today’s publishing landscape, it’s harder than ever. So what’s going on? Why does it feel like every “no” is coming faster, and every “yes” is even more elusive? Let’s break down what’s changed, what that means for you, and how you can adapt. 5 Reasons it's Harder Than Ever to Get a Literar

ere are so many ways to make money as an author that don’t involve hitting refresh on your Amazon sales dashboard every five minutes.

Today, I want to share three of my favorite resources for writers that I use almost daily—tools I couldn’t imagine running my author busines

A query letter is the first piece of your writing a literary agent will read, so it’s important to get it right!

Vendor events - like craft fairs, holiday festivals, and conferences - can be great places to sell books and market yourself as a local auth

Welcome to our latest Author Success Story! Our featured author, Maggie Jamerson, is an educator and children's book author...

Thousands of writers are searching for their perfect critique group match, just like you.

If you’ve ever dreamed of creating a children’s book that captivates young readers and stands out in the competitive world of publishing, this event is for you. Whether you're taking your first steps as an author or you’re ready to refine a manuscript for publication, this conference will provide unparalleled insights, practical skills, and opportunities to ask your burning questions to industry professionals. What Is a Writers’ Conference? Writers’ conferences are immersive

If you've written a book and plan on self-publishing, you might wonder how to actually get your book on Amazon.

One of the biggest myths about traditional publishing is that a traditional publisher will take care of all of the marketing for you.

From acquisitions and editing to design and publicity, there are many rewarding career paths in publishing that don't involve writing