If you struggle to see yourself living the writer’s life (with all the self-discipline, rejection, and uncertainty that comes with it), you’re going to have a far more difficult road to travel than if you have complete confidence as a writer.

Are you only able to work on your book part time or on weekends? Discover how to take the short way home to your successful book. Here are some easy tips from a fellow weekend writer to help you in your journey.

Are you ready to write your book this year? Do you want it to be successful? If so, consider these questions before you start writing…

While is it fairly easy to list your book on Amazon and Barnes and Noble online, getting your book into a physical bookstore is very difficult for a new, self-published author.

For many of you, pricing will not be an issue. You will work with a publisher who will determine the price of your book for you. However, if you decide to self-publish your book, or work with a publisher who allows you to set your price, you may find yourself in a quandary over the pricing of your book.

You’ve spent a lot of time working on your new book, long periods of research and writing as well as completing heaps of rewrites and editing of your manuscript and it’s now finally finished. You’re now ready to sell your book except for one final thing and a really important thing – the title.