When is the right time to hire an editor to look over your nonfiction article or book? Not until you’ve…
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How and Why to Use Subheads in Your Nonfiction Writing
Subheads. They’re an essential element in most nonfiction writing. Today book editor C.K. Bush (@theladyck) explains how and why to…
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Finding and Writing for Your (Real) Audience
You’ve heard the advice to “write for your reader,” but first you need to know who that person is. That’s…
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Why Your Nonfiction Book Chapters are So Important
When you read a book, you may take the structure for granted. But a nonfiction book’s chapters create a structure…
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Getting, Accepting, and Incorporating Feedback on Your Writing
Revision is a fact of life for writers. It’s a necessary part of crafting a well-written manuscript or book. And,…
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3 Types of Training that Support a Successful Writing Career
I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about what type of training is necessary to succeed as a writer and…
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4 Reasons Why You Can’t (But Should) Stop Writing
Do you have a hard time completing your nonfiction writing projects? You do more research, revise, and go back to…
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Too Boring, Not Boring Enough: Getting the Pizzazz Factor Right in Your Writing
Do you worry about your writing being too boring for your readers? Maybe it’s time to stop worrying about that….
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How to Write a Book When Writing Is NOT Your Strength
Not all writers consider themselves writers, but they still write books and get them published. How can this be true?…
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