Sep 16, 2021
The Secret to Finding Writing Gigs That Actually Pay the Bills
As part of our Money Week series, Jessica Goodman explains why it's time to shed the stigma around side hustles.
As part of our Money Week series, Jessica Goodman explains why it's time to shed the stigma around side hustles.
For our Money Week series, Nicole Dieker answers commonly-asked questions from freelance writers
As part of our Money Week series, Alyson Forbes shares the ins and outs of book sales and explains how indie presses “care about your book the way John Cusack cares about Ione Skye in ‘Say Anything’.”
As a part of our Money Week series, Laura Stanfill argues that you should work with your publisher to do what feels organic, genuine, and true to you as a human being.
Book tours and author events are a fixture of bookselling.
Trying to get your work published often feels like calling out into the void, which can be disheartening, but also incredibly freeing.
Before you sign a contract, it’s worth opening up a dialogue to understand how the press handles the publishing process.
Agents get rejected by editors, writers get rejected by agents, and we’re all trying to figure out “when they said [x], what did they really mean?”
This article discusses legal issues you may encounter while building up your author brand and creating an author website.
Make sure you won’t get in trouble for using others’ work in your writing.
This article outlines the main contractual differences between traditional and self-publishing.
If you’re writing about real people and plan to publish your work, here are some things to keep in mind to stay out of legal trouble.
Agency contracts are not the same as publishing contracts and it’s important not to confuse the two.
