Two lawsuits to prevent the dismantling of the Institute of Museum and Library Services have met with mixed results in the courts. However, the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office quoted at […]
Written by Becky Lamando
Five years after “retiring” BookCon and BookExpo, ReedPop has announced—to the surprise of many in the book business—that it plans to revive BookCon. The new iteration of the consumer-facing show […]
Written by Afton
As a self-published author, worrying about accidentally copying someone else’s creative work is natural. You are not alone in this fear, and it is a smart instinct to be cautious. […]
Written by Afton
Astoundingly clever and deftly penned, A Madness Unmade (The Deathly Inheritance Duology Book 1) by E.K. Larson-Burnett is a biting parody of life itself, and a youthful musing on the […]
Written by Leopole
In a world where traditional publishers often play it safe—sticking to formulaic plots, big-name authors, and mainstream genres—indie authors are rewriting the rules. And they’re doing it one micro-genre at […]
Written by Leopole
In a world flooded with books, blogs, and content competing for attention, one truth remains: readers don’t just want a good story—they want a connection. They want to feel seen, […]
Written by Leopole
Introduction Gone are the days when writers toiled alone in silence, disconnected from the world until their manuscript was complete. Today, writing in the digital age means you never have […]
Written by Leopole
Every writer reaches that moment — manuscript in hand, heart full of hope — and faces the critical question: Should I self-publish or pursue a traditional publisher? Both options offer […]
Written by Leopole
In the not-so-distant past, the dream of becoming a published author was often guarded by the towering gates of traditional publishing. Manuscripts would pile up, query letters would go unanswered, […]
Written by Leopole
In the world of publishing, success is no longer limited to those with agents, traditional book deals, or massive advertising budgets. Self-published authors have flipped the script—rising to bestseller lists, […]