Historical fiction author, Marian L Thorpe's life-long interest in Roman and post-Roman European history informs her novels.

A handy tool for allowing your characters to communicate non-verbally with their bodies, other than just nodding and shrugging.

Publication date: June 4th 2020 Publisher: Darkstroke Books The afterlife is alive with possibility… In this collection of stories, we...

Mary Ann Bernal's latest book, Crusader’s Path, is a story of redemption set against the backdrop of the First Crusade.

A valuable free resource for writers of all genres to improve their writing and editing skills, while learning some tricks of the trade.

A collection of riveting stories dedicated to celebrating the end of WWII.

Author, David P Perlmutter, shares his successful book marketing strategies that have seen him top bestseller lists and land a movie deal.

Find out how Indie Author, Dawn Hosmer, secured her book launch at Barnes and Noble.

The Du Lac Chronicles takes you on a journey through Dark Age Britain and Brittany, where you will meet new friends and terrifying foes.

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Whether traditional or self-published, book marketing is every author's number one need-to-know. These authors share their experiences.

Missing: Past and Present is the latest book by Author, Diana Jackson.

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Drēma Drudge's first novel, Victorine, not only gives this determined and gifted artist back to us but also recreates an era of transition

Historical romance author, Anna Campbell, shares how a Facebook Author Hop can boost your followers and readers.

This blog shows how it's possible to help your Twitter threads find traction down alternative creative paths—from movies to books.

Personalised comments directly from literary agents about what authors should and shouldn't do or say in their query letters.

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See why a previously traditionally published author has chosen to become independent of traditional publishing houses.

Is your goal to be traditionally published? To make the bestseller list? Or are you writing for enjoyment, maybe family and friends?