This is a question often asked. Here we endeavour to explain the difference between the various editors but in particular what the role of a copy editor is and how relevant they are to making sure your manuscript is the best.

In a follow-up to Part 1 we explore the use of using emails lists and ‘freebie Reader Magnets’ in gathering our desired readers around us. By doing this we create and increase our followers which leads to other benefits such as more book sales.

It doesn’t matter if you are a new or established writer or blogger, we all need to gather our readers around us. Learn to understand how you can use ‘Reader Magnets’ in order to entice those desired customers into your world.

There comes a time when we have to look inwards and discover if we are approaching things wrongly. This includes how we perceive and talk to others regardless of what age they are. Here’s how our Mentor discovered the Us and Them syndrome!

Many authors wonder whether they should incorporate a Prologue into their book. It’s a good question so here are a few reasons as to whether you should or shouldn’t have a prologue, foreword. Preface or introduction.

Today we offer a few simple tricks to help new and developing writers get the best from Facebook by increasing their number of likes.

The question is do I need a copyright notice? We think you do. Here’s why and what’s involved in creating one.

Sometimes it’s hard being a writer. You hit that gremlin, that wall, the one we refer to as writer’s block. This inspirational blog is aimed at helping you rethink why you write and what those precious words mean to you, me and everyone else?

How should you present your manuscript when submitting it to an agent or publisher? Here we off you some friendly advice on how to make your work look good when placed before a publisher’s editor.

This blog is aimed at tempting you into changing your writing style by looking at writing in the second person; something very few authors fail to attempt. Give it a go and see how you do.