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Our First Author Summit: Berlin 2022
We invited four Galatea authors to spend the weekend in Berlin for Inkitt’s first Author…
Growing Your Readership
Author Kelly Lord’s advice for writers Kelly Lord, author of My Sexy Stepbrother Is a…
How to Write Epic Fantasy Stories
If you are looking to write epic fantasy, it’s important to know what makes it great, how to learn from the masters, and how to build your story.
Writing Women Who Stand Out
The perfect woman for your novel isn’t about just making a male lead a female instead. Here are some tips for writing standout women.
How to Use Poetry to Improve Your Prose
Poetic devices can communicate big ideas Want to write a novel that packs a big,…
How to Make Any Love Interest Sexy
How paying attention can make any love interest sexy. How can you create tension and sex appeal in your writing? Writing tips from the Inkitt Writer’s Blog.
Author E.J. Lace Crafts Strong Female Leads
Author and mother E.J. Lace talks about writing strong female leads on Inkitt and earning a publishing contract with the GALATEA app.
Author E.J. Lace Talks Writing Strong Female Leads
Real life isn’t easy. And as a girl I wish I was told that I didn’t have to fit the mold. I stayed unhappy for so long instead of telling the mold to take a hike and do my own thing. I write the characters I do so anyone that’s reading and can relate knows that they are not alone nor will they ever be.
Author Lydia Rose Talks Writing & Werewolf Romance
Bitten by the Alpha author Lydia Rose describes her journey from childhood writer to published…
Determining how to end a book that means so much to you and your readers can be difficult. Here are a few tips that might help.
Author obsessed. Reader-powered. We find hidden talents and turn them into globally successful authors. Find out how you can get published by GALATEA when you upload your book to Inkitt.
How do Inkitt writing contests work? How are winners chosen? Are there any hidden fees? What contests are on right now? The answers are here!
Although she studied engineering in college, C.M. Williams began writing at twelve-years-old. Both her parents were avid readers, so naturally reading became a big part of…