The What’s What of Writers’ Groups
From time to time one of my readers will ask me to write about a particular topic, which I love (so go ahead and request
From time to time one of my readers will ask me to write about a particular topic, which I love (so go ahead and request
Because there was so much to cover in the self-publishing breakdown for my September newsletter, I wanted to take this month to follow up with
People often ask me about the types of submissions I see in my role as Senior Editor at Seal Press. Of the agented manuscripts, a
Since my June newsletter I’ve gotten a handful of requests from writers looking for a quick rundown on self-publishing costs. Whether self-publishing is worth it
I attended the PNWA writers conference earlier this month, where I sat on the editors’ panel and answered questions (along with six other editors) from
It’s July, so I’m keeping it short as I prep for my upcoming week off. Being that July is a season of BBQs and outdoor
I’ve been going to BookExpo America for close to a decade. It’s a huge convention filled—for one weekend every year—with people whose life pursuit is
Getting published doesn’t have to be hard or scary. The easiest way to understand it is to think of it like schools—and like getting into
I’ve been a huge enneagram fan for a few years now. It first blew my mind because of how closely my own type description mirrored
Balance is elusive in our culture—particularly for those who aspire to create. I work with lots of writers who write every day, focused intently on