Writing over the Easter Break
Easter is only a few days off, but within that space there can be room for your writing. Learn how to make small moments count.
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Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
Imposter syndrome has a way of showing up the moment you decide to write your book. It whispers questions like ‘Hasn’t this already been said?’ You're not alone. Read on to learn how to acknowledge this fear and keep moving forward with your book.
Looking for the perfect book for Christmas?
The holiday season is the perfect time to share the joy of reading. We’ve gathered a curated list of must-reads across four distinct categories to make your Christmas shopping easier and more meaningful. Save yourself some time and get your Christmas shopping list here...
Inside Your Introduction
The introduction may appear at the start of your book, but don’t get caught up trying to perfect it before you write the rest of the manuscript.
Editing Tips for Children’s Books
Creating picture books for children is such a joy but editing them is quite complex. Hidden behind the simplicity of those happy pages is the skill of finding the right balance of rhythm and rhyme and editing to suit the target age group. Learn some tricks to create your own ...
Printing with Different Cover Options
You want a beautiful embellished cover for your book, and you also want the great print price and distribution that come with Print on Demand printing. To get the best of both worlds, we can use a combination of printers and get some great results for you. Read how…
How Do I Get a Foreword for My Book?
Authors often ask me how to get that magic piece of writing at the beginning of the book.
Marketing Your Indie Book
Hooray, you have written your book and successfully self-published! The first boxes of books have arrived and you feel satisfied. Then the realisation sinks in: “I need to sell these books!” Let’s get started!
Should I Print in Premium Colour?
When printing (we print with IngramSpark, however this applies to most printers), many authors are unsure whether to use Standard CMYK colour or pay extra for the Premium colour printing option.