Receiving a revise-and-resubmit (R&R) letter from a literary agent is incredible news for any author. It means they’re interested. You’ve got something there. Respond right, and it can change your…
Recently, I spoke with someone in the book biz and shared that I was working on a couple of projects focused on newsletters. I asked him what he thought about…
Guest Post By Author Diana Rubino My story will inspire you to push on if nothing else will. It’s unique because I’m probably the longest aspiring author to be published,…
If you’ve read the story behind Books Uplift, you understand why I require an editor for my work. I believe it’s essential not only to have critique partners, beta readers,…
Everyone has a story about a life-changing book. Something they opened at the right time and in that reading, everything changed. Fiction or non-fiction, adult or youth genre, it happens…
Criticism is never easy to take or deliver. However, criticism often gets a bad rap. There are several good aspects to criticism that uplift the receiver and guide them in…
Time is precious. If you’re an author, you know how true this statement is. You work for free for hours, months, and years, until hopefully someone decides your product is…
Negotiating is essential in any writing agreement. A book contract, freelance gig, and all publishing projects should include a formal agreement, ensuring both parties fully understand the expectations and outcomes….
Coaching is a fast-growing occupation, and there are numerous coaches to choose from in all industries. This can be a challenge for anyone seeking to invest time and money in…
Social media and publicity are integral to building an author’s platform. But is that true? Now, I know my publicist, editor, podcaster, and author friends are cringing at the suggestion….