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I find that the key to writing a great relationship is that the characters are more likable together than they are alone.

Your planned publishing path is very important to the decisions about what kind of editing to get and how much to pay for them.

Agents and editors look for manuscripts that need occasional tweaks but already have a solid writing style and author voice.

Your author voice is one of the most valuable things you bring to a manuscript. It is infused into every line and word of your writing.

One way I've found to make marketing less daunting is to collect a few helpful tools that I can reuse and adapt

Adverbs get a bad rap in writing circles. Unfortunately, this is one of those writing "rules" that doesn't provide enough detail

"Comp titles" is short for competitive or comparative titles and refers to already published books that are similar to your manuscript.

Titles are an important piece of your marketing. You want them to encapsulate your entire book in a brief and catchy way.

Worrying about being a social media guru is exhausting, but being present on social media doesn't have to be your whole life.

I've written up a short list of book summary types to help you meet industry expectations and get your plot across.