Your Book Is Written. Now What?
There's a moment that almost every author I work with experiences. There's a rush of relief, a sense of achievement, and then, usually quite quickly, a question they weren't entirely prepared for.
What happens now?
It's one of the biggest misconceptions about publishing. The writing is the visible part, so it's natural to assume that finishing it means you're nearly done. In reality, finishing the manuscript means you're ready to start
What Author Care Should Actually Look Like
Author care shouldn't stop at the advance and the edit. It means preparing someone for the trolling, the family fallout and the litigation risk that can follow a book into the world, not scrambling to react once it's already happened.
November’s Novel Moment: Celebrating Stories Big, Bold and Published
November isn’t only about word counts and writing challenges. It’s a time to celebrate powerful fiction, stories that challenge, provoke, and remind us what it means to be human.
Stepping Out of My Comfort Zone (and Back Into My Creative Head)
Stepping away from running my businesses to focus solely on writing was something I had never done before, but it reminded me why I fell in love with storytelling in the first place. Sometimes the best way to move forward is to step away for a while and let creativity take the lead.
Making Space for the Work That Matters
After publishing six books in five months, I’m pressing pause to focus on the work that’s been quietly waiting - my own. This summer is about creative space, deeper projects, and making room for what matters most.
Why Your Business Needs a Book (And Why You’ll Never Write It Without Help)
Your day starts with a to-do list and ends with emails you still haven’t answered. So, your book? It’s stuck on the “someday” pile. And let’s face it. Someday rarely shows up.
AI Writing vs. Human Authors: A Comparative Analysis
This article explores the current state of AI writing, its limitations in creating original ideas, and how it can serve as a supportive tool for human writers.