Traditional vs. Indie Publishing Follow Your Dreams & Follow Your Path

Have you ever been told your head-hopping is a problem, and you just can’t understand why? You like the way your prose reads and don’t...

Don’t Look Now, But Your Book is Being Judged By Its Cover. And that includes both the front and back.

No matter where you live on this Earth, I imagine your world is somewhat different than it was a year ago, and I want you to think about...

Avoid Those Small Leaks Because They Ultimately Lead to Major Cracks Ever read a story that had tiny leaks in its plotline? Those...

Oh, the visuals! Now some of you may have heard me talk about this before, but visuals are more important than you can imagine. Without...

So, here we are at the end of the series, ready to broach the subject of that third path to publishing. The most recent spice added to...

I see post after post on various Facebook pages discussing traditional publishing versus self-publishing, but no one talks about the indepen

As Bob Dylan told us way back in the early sixties, “the times they are a-changin’” and boy are they ever. We’re in the 21st century now, a

Many of the aspiring authors I run into have done little research in the area of publishing. If you ask me, I’d say this is because they are

How about all three. After all, a legend is a story that typically includes an element of truth. It’s based on historical facts, but with my

Have you been told your characters are one or two-dimensional? Perhaps you’re having trouble weaving your character arc or connecting those

What you envision when you think about self-editing is nothing but a mask that simply needs to be peeled away. I swear it! Daily, I hear w

How important is pacing? Probably more than you realize. Poor pacing can easily send your book to the donate pile. Or worse, the garbage pil

Quite simply put, your story should be as long as it needs to be. In other words, just because your brother told you he loved your short sto

Remember, even your favorite author was once a newbie. Shakespeare, Austin, Dickens... Even Mark Twain once upon a time sat down with pen an

Now, here’s a question that could be debated until the end of time. And if you ask me, one without a definitive answer. In fact, I’d be will

Fact: A thing that is indisputably the case. Fiction: Literature in the form of prose, especially short stories and novels, that descri

I know you’ve heard this a hundred times before, but if you want to be really good at your craft, all you have to do is READ, READ, READ, an

First, I have to ask, where did the idea for your RISE OF THE OMNI series come from? The idea truly came from my love for fairytales, along