Nonfiction

Have you ever wondered why some first-time authors gain a lot of attention while others don't? The secret often lies in how well they market their books.

For new authors, getting the hang of marketing can make a big difference. Having a solid plan to promote your book can really boost its success.

Want to become a freelance writer but not sure how? Here we demystify the industry so you can launch your freelance career in 2022.

Looking to publish non-fiction? Here's what you need to know—from which publishers to approach, to how to turn your idea into a proposal, and more.

No clue how much to charge for your writing? Here's what you need to consider when you establish your freelance writing rate.

Writing a book can feel overwhelming. But it doesn't have to be. You can write a solid first draft of a non-fiction book in 60 days. Here's how.

Starting to write a non-fiction book? Make sure you've answered these five questions first. 

 

How can you gain more confidence to pitch to an online magazine and increase your chances of hearing back?Learn the do’s and don’ts of cold-pitching.

As COVID-19 continues its march, writers' conferences have gone online. We compiled a list of the best events in 2021. Enjoy!

How can you pitch magazines to start earning a living from writing? How do you build your author platform and embrace rejection? Find out in this new interview with freelancer Mike Pietrzak.

So you finally got a contract. What does it mean? It was given to you by industry professionals. A thousand other writers have signed this same contract, so it must be safe, right. Wrong.

Red pens are the stuff of nightmares. But receiving constructive criticism in a healthy way is as important to a writer’s career as, well, knowing how to write.

Hearing internet crickets days after publishing an article you thought would engage your readers hurts deeply. Here's how to boost your engagement.