Writing for Authors 10 Organization Tips for a Home Office Can’t find your keyboard on your desk? 10 organization tips to help you control the clutter in a home office.
Writing for Authors Helpful Tools for Writers: Organizational Tools for a Home Office If you work from home, you know that keeping a home office organized can be difficult. Check out this list of organizational tools for a home office that can help you keep that mess in check!
Promotion & Marketing Becoming a Book Cave Affiliate Interested in earning some money that you can use to market your books or just pad your income? Consider becoming a Book Cave affiliate!
Promotion & Marketing 4 Ways to Make Additional Money While Marketing Your Books Looking to make additional money as an author while marketing your books? Here are four ideas!
Writing for Authors How to Craft the Perfect Hero or Heroine Are you struggling to craft the perfect hero or heroine? Or are you almost there but need a little help to flesh out the character and make him or her real? Check out these ideas!
Publishing Tips,Writing for Authors Common Writing Mistakes New Authors Make Here are some common writing mistakes new authors make when first starting out—and many of these mistakes are made by experienced authors too!
Promotion & Marketing,Publishing Tips,Writing for Authors 2019 New Year's Resolutions for Authors Are you trying to create some New Year's resolutions that will help you grow as an author and sell more books? Check out some of these ideas!
Writing for Authors Christmas Quotes for Authors Enjoy these Christmas quotes to help get you in the holiday spirit!
Promotion & Marketing,Social Media How to Throw a Book Launch Party Throwing a book launch party is an outstanding way to launch your book and drum up interest and even free publicity. Read on for tips to help you host the best book launch ever!
Writing for Authors Helpful Tools for Writers: Standing Desk As a writer, you sit at a desk for long periods of time. A standing desk may be just the helpful tool you need to stay fit and get ahead.
Publishing Tips,Technical Tips Everything You Need to Know about Translating Your Book Having your book translated doesn’t have to be as difficult or as expensive as you might imagine. Here are some of the most important things you need to know to get started translating your book.
Writing for Authors 9 Writing Distractions and How to Avoid Them Do you ever sit down at your computer, then promptly get distracted from writing? Maybe some of these writing distractions sound familiar? Next time you run into these distractions, try one of our tips!
Writing for Authors 18 Things Authors Are Grateful for As Thanksgiving approaches, we think about what we're grateful for. Here is our list of 18 things authors are grateful for.
Writing for Authors How to Juggle Writing While Raising a Family Families don’t get in the way of your writing; they just complicate it. Here are a few ways to write and include your family in the process in order to juggle writing while raising a family.
Writing for Authors How to Overcome Writer’s Block There should be a more inspired solution to overcome writer’s block than banging your head against a keyboard. There is no one fix-all, but we’ll talk about some ways you can bring that spark back.
Writing for Authors Turning Personal Experiences into a Novel Your own life and personal experiences can be great inspiration for your novels. Here are some tips to help you turn your personal experiences into a novel.
Writing for Authors Character Questionnaire for Authors To write believable, realistic characters, you first need to know them. Here are some questions you can "ask" the main characters in your books to get to know them better!
Writing for Authors How to Outline a Book With an outline, you can easily get your book started, identify plot holes, cut out fluff, and reduce writer’s block. Check out these steps for creating a book outline.
Technical Tips Treating Your Writing as a Business If you are a full-time author or even just beginning to make money on your writing, then you should be treating your writing as a business! Check out these tips to get you started.
