Today on The Writing Well I am delighted to feature debut novelist Liz Lazarus of Atlanta, whose new psychological thriller, Free of Malice, is generating a lot of buzz, especially
The last seven months spent researching Atlanta’s amazing neighborhoods and the entertainment, economic and environmental drivers of the metro area culminated yesterday as we celebrated my book launch at Atlanta
By Anita Paul Henderson, The Author’s Midwife Writing your book is the hard part, right? Well, if you’ve completed your manuscript, had it published, and started down the road of
As a girl, Lauri Quinn Loewenberg loved to watch astronomer Carl Sagan host “Cosmos,” his TV show based on his bestselling book that explored the universe. “He was my first
The inspiration for Lee Gimenez’s first novel, Azul 7, was a SciFi short story that he first got published in Nature magazine. “I was writing sequels to my short
One of Ireland’s most successful self-published authors, Catherine Ryan Howard, recently sat down with The Writing Well to talk about book promotion and social media. She self-published her first book,
Today, The Writing Well is delighted to feature Sandra Beckwith, a former national award-winning publicist who now teaches authors how to be their own book publicists. Sandra combines her publicity
Todd Dombrowski, CEO of Book Candy Studios, is sympathetic to the many hats authors have to wear these days given that he’s married to aUSA Today bestselling author. “Ten
In 2008, for the first time in history, more books were self-published than those published traditionally. In 2009, 76% of all books released were self-published, while publishing houses reduced the
Every Thursday this month I will feature experts who have sage advice to help writers succeed as storytellers. My sources will include publishing experts, marketing gurus and established writers and