
Lilly’s King author Natalie Le Roux describes her publishing journey Natalie Le Roux speaks three languages and never watches TV. An avid reader, she was born…
Lilly’s King author Natalie Le Roux describes her publishing journey Natalie Le Roux speaks three languages and never watches TV. An avid reader, she was born…
Authors who gained fame in non-traditional ways Everyone’s path to publication follows a different route, but some people’s stories about how they got there are more…
Author Kelly Lord’s advice for writers Kelly Lord, author of My Sexy Stepbrother Is a Werebear, offers these tips on bringing readers to your Inkitt story.…
Finding a community of readers I, like many writers, have always dreamed of getting a big publishing deal. I imagined seeing a beautiful cover with my…
Getting started with book trailers and more Video content can be a great way to market your books, but if you’ve never made this kind of…
How ending with a hook can keep readers engaged Stop me if this sounds familiar. You’re watching your favorite TV series, and even though you know…
Author Natalie Le Roux talks plotting vs pantsing and letting your characters lead the way when writing a series.
Spring is in the air, we’re coming out of hibernation! Read your April writing horoscope for advice on how to kick your creativity back into high gear.
Writing a female villain can only enhance your novel. If you’re looking for inspiration on how to craft one, read on for our top three female villains.
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.