
The Good and Bad Side of Google (and Other Search Engines)
All about the beauty and pitfalls of using Google to research your book or other writing.
All about the beauty and pitfalls of using Google to research your book or other writing.
Answers to writers' frequently asked questions about developmental editing.
LAEWG members reflect on the source of some of the influences and insight that made a lasting impression on their professional lives.
How do you go about choosing the right ghostwriter for your project?
With so many demands on our time and energy, how can we successfully engage with our creative work so that we don't squander our “one wild and precious life”?
It can be difficult for authors to stand out in today's crowded market. What can you do to reach as many readers as possible?
If you're a nonfiction author who does not yet have an agent, you can save time and energy by sending a query letter to potential agents.
It is critical to learn how, when, and why to rely on an editor's experience and wisdom. Too often what could and should be a beautiful partnership turns into a struggle, for both the writer and the editor.
Your author platform can be among the most important factors in determining whether or not your book gets published. But what exactly is it?
If we want to hone our craft, we need to expose ourselves to the work of excellent writers.
Every nonfiction book should have a villain and hero. Does yours have one?
Email and phone interviews are convenient, but you'll learn infinitely more by sitting down with someone in real time.