What is an author’s voice? In short, it’s the author’s particular, unique writing style. It might feel difficult to identify, but when you read it, you know it. Think about your favorite author: chances are when you pick up a … Continue reading →

If you’ve written or are currently writing a book, whether on your own or by working with a ghostwriter or editor, take a moment to pat yourself on the back. Why? Because we’re living in challenging times. From the proliferation … Continue reading →

There’s no question that AI is omnipresent in our everyday lives. From AI-generated email summaries to questions about the appropriate use of AI in the classroom to the theft of intellectual property to train large language models (LLMs), AI is … Continue reading →

You’ve seen it. You’ve likely done it. People of all ages whom we observe out and about—on the bus, at the gym, walking dogs—are often tuned into something. Wireless headsets and earbuds have become commonplace accessories, and while plenty of … Continue reading →

Enter “Personal Development Books” in the search bar for Amazon (or any other book retailer), and you’ll be presented with a vast array of options. Personal development, also known as self-help, self-empowerment, personal growth, and similar terms, is a genre … Continue reading →

If there’s one thing we know about readers, it’s that they like learning something new. Recent estimates indicate that about 88% of books published each year are nonfiction titles. These books range from self-help to memoir to business, among other … Continue reading →

“I couldn’t get into this novel. I didn’t like any of the characters.” “While I feel bad for this author, I felt little attachment to the story told in this memoir.” “There are interesting factoids here, but no personal info … Continue reading →

We’re frequently asked by potential clients if we can help them write about their own lives. The answer is always yes, but we follow up by asking the client to explain a bit about the story they want to tell. … Continue reading →

Last month on the blog, we talked about genre fiction, particularly the popular genres of romance, mystery, and fantasy. As suggested, if you want to write a novel but are unsure what type of story interests you, writing in a … Continue reading →