Edie Melson         @EdieMelson Let’s face it, social media takes a lot of hard knocks and gathers a good bit of bad press. But just like ...

Leslie Hachtel History is about people. Every time you tell a story about someone and the events that shaped their life, through your own vo...

Shawn Smucker The last eighteen months has brought all of us many unexpected things: both tragedy and gifts. One of our pandemic gifts has ...

Allen B. Boyer   Did you ever think about stepping back in time? Maybe twenty-five years in time to collaborate on a book with a younger v...

 

LoRee Peery  One of the things I listed as a to-do with my first book contract was come up with an identifying tagline to go with my name. ...

Bill Woods Several years ago, I was diagnosed with cancer. I took a week off from work and flew to St Martin in the Caribbean to consider my...

Ane Mulligan        @AneMulligan   When I began writing this series, I had an idea for each book that I presented to my publisher when I ha...

Meloday Carlson For some ironic and absurd reason, tiny homes have always fascinated me. The main reason I say it’s ironic is because my hus...

 Sara M/ Robinson I was asked this on the first day of my second fall UVA-OLLI session. The easy answer is because I like so many of the con...

Susan Reichert There are lots of questions we can ask ourselves when we get ready to market our books. But today let us look at five. 1.Wh...

John M. Floyd Question: When a book is published and released to the marketplace, if no one’s there to hear it land, does it still make a so...