Articles For Authors

14th May 2025 Writing a book requires thorough research to create a compelling and accurate narrative. Whether you’re working on fiction or nonfiction, the quality of your research will shape the credibility and richness of your story. Here are the best ways to conduct effective research for writing a book. Define Your Research Goals Before diving into research, … Continue reading Research Tips For Writing a Book

4th March 2025 When teenager Sarah J Maas was allowing her imagination to run wild with her first attempts at writing, she could never have dreamed of the impact her heroine Feyre Archeron would have on the world. By spicing up her magical worlds, Sarah’s early self-published stories quickly attracted breathtaking numbers of readers. And close to two … Continue reading Sex appeal of Romantasy is casting its spell on Sarah’s readers

1st January 2025 Turning a hobby into a serious career may be the dream of many budding writers, but bridging the gap is something few ever achieve. Computer programmer Andy Weir became an accidental best seller after The Martian, his first full-length story, turned out to be a hit on his science fiction website. At the request of … Continue reading Science and self-publishing helps The Martian author’s career take off

1st November 2024 When writing a book, using real names can be legally complex and potentially risky. Whether it’s legal to use real names depends on several factors, including the context in which the names are used, the jurisdiction in which the book is published, and the rights of the individuals involved. Note, this article is designed to … Continue reading Using real names when writing a book

27th August 2024 Writing your first book is an exciting, but challenging, endeavour. Here’s a guide to help you navigate the process. 1. Find Your Idea Every book begins with an idea. It might be a story you’ve always wanted to tell, a subject you’re passionate about, or a concept you want to explore. Start by brainstorming and … Continue reading How to write your first book

5th June 2024 Everyone has a story to tell…and some tell it better than others. English teacher Brendan Heaney has become a surprise best-selling author in recalling his adolescence in New York state. It’s Okay! A Memoir not only appears at the top of many memoir charts, but it’s also listed in a growing number of critics’ favourite … Continue reading Chuckle test is a winner for memoir writing sensation

14th March 2024 Choosing a name for your book is a crucial step in the writing process, as it sets the tone for the entire work and plays a significant role in attracting readers. Here are some essential tips to guide you through the process of selecting the perfect title for your literary creation. First and foremost, consider … Continue reading Top tips on choosing a title for your book

16th January 2024 Establishing the primary theme of the story is one of the most important parts of planning a novel. Few current authors have used political and cultural themes better in their work than award-winning Elif Shafak – even if they have sparked controversy, led to her being jailed, and forced her into exile. And despite putting … Continue reading Bestselling writer’s advice to authors is to keep reading

7th November 2023 Danielle Steel, a prolific and bestselling author known for her romance novels, has shared valuable advice for aspiring writers over the years. Here are 10 tips from the hit writer. Write from the heart. Steel often emphasizes the importance of writing with genuine passion. Your words should reflect your own emotions, dreams, and experiences. This … Continue reading Danielle Steel’s Top 10 Tips for Writing Success

4th October 2023 It took a seismic shift of direction and a lot of disappointment before Emily Henry achieved success as an author. The 32-year-old has sold more than 2.4 million books and three of her most recent contemporary romance novels are being turned into big-budget films. But the Cincinnati-based writer’s journey has been far from straight-forward, and … Continue reading ‘Prepare for disappointment and don’t be afraid to change direction’