Month: June 2024

You just finished writing your book. You’ve sent it off to a handful of readers and are waiting with all

Oil and Dust, Graphite and Turbulence, Charcoal and Smoke (Fantasy, Kitsune Publishing, LLC.) Jami Fairleigh Why indie publish? In a

I recently helped facilitate a writing workshop focusing on revision. Most of the participants had agents and were widely published,

The surest way to let any writing project sputter out is to work on it only when inspiration strikes. That

Earlier this year, I posted a list of some book releases I’ve been looking forward to this year. I figured,

When I was on the hunt for a cozy mystery series that hadn’t been done before—this was in 2009—I tried

As a former CIA Officer, one of the most useful skills I still use to this day is the ability

We store them in closets, attics, and garages. We stack them on bookshelves, and, for the cautious among us, stash

Are you a rule follower or a rule breaker? Reading a sign that says “Stay behind the red line,” some

Marcus Kliewer is a writer and stop-motion animator. His debut novel We Used to Live Here began life as a