Resources and tips for the self-published author.

  Something every writer needs more of is time.

  Children’s books are great for many things.

  When writing your book, one of the most important content aspects is your vocabulary.

It’s great to diversity and sell your books through Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo and other distribution channels, but the rules for those platforms are constantly changing.

One thing I always encourage our authors to do is have a regularly updated blog.

We’re so excited to be offering Bibliocrunch and Learn Self-Publishing Fast readers a $10 discount to the Publishers Weekly BookLife Prize. The prize is open to self-published authors ONLY. The winner receives a cash prize of $5,000 as well as a profile in Publishers Weekly. We had a chance to ask Carl Pritzkat a few

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Professional editing is a must for your book.

  There is one character who is often forgotten or unappreciated in books: fatherly figures.

“There’s never been a better time to self-publish than right now.”

  New writers often hear their work critiqued with the somewhat glib advice that is “Show, Don’t tell.” But what does that mean exactly? Here are some tips to help you do exactly that and take your writing to the next level. The example above from Anton Chekhov is a great one. It’s rather easy

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