The Imperfect Art of Book Publishing Brooke Warner April 12, 2016 Becoming an author is a long and wending road for many. It’s challenging just to write a book — for reasons of time constraints, raging
How White People Can Respond to Book Publishing’s Lack of Diversity Brooke Warner February 12, 2016 On Wednesday night, I sat on a panel to kick off this weekend’s San Francisco Writers Conference. Its title was “Celebrating Diversity: Opportunities for Writers
Will Traditional Publishing Retain Its Dominance by Mandating That Its Authors Keep Their Distance From Self-Published Authors? Brooke Warner July 28, 2015 Imagine my dismay this week to discover that one of the Big Five houses has a policy that bars its authors from endorsing print-on-demand books.
Why What You Don’t Like about Book Marketing Will Hurt Your Book Brooke Warner March 30, 2014 Many aspiring authors I work with either don’t like or don’t get marketing. If you’re a writer who likes it, consider yourself lucky. Whether you