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In the second installment of our new self-publishing column, indie author Jeffrey Blount discusses his book, Hating Heidi Foster, while publicist Anna Sproul-Latimer and bookseller Bradley Graham weigh in on how to grow a self-published book’s audience from family and friends to a wider community of readers.
From Julia Fierro’s Sackett Street Writers’ Workshop in Brooklyn to Edan Lepucki’s Writing Workshops Los Angeles, writers across the country are launching their own community-based workshops as a viable alternative to the traditional writing path.
An agent representing authors such as CJ Hauser and Cecily Wong answers questions about writing in multiple genres, agents’ fees, and publishing work in online journals.
For the first installment of our new column on self-publishing, an indie author details the route he took to self-publishing his novel, while editor Paul Dinas and publicist Corinne Liccketto weigh in with post-publication comments and suggestions.
A fiction writer and publisher discusses the many ways that authors can continue to promote their work long after the shine of a new release has faded.
A debut poet’s first collection examines ethnic identity, gang life, and masculinity.
Two novelists discuss the excitement and challenges of editing an anthology of essays.
A debut poet’s first collection examines ethnic identity, gang life, and masculinity.
Building a support network in the writing community can be less sinister than it sounds, but there are a few important things to remember along the way.
The agent of authors such as Diana Nyad and Herman Wouk answers questions about self-publishing, age restrictions, and working with an agent remotely.
