How To Write a Conclusion for Nonfiction Books
You’ve almost done it . . . you’ve nearly reached the end of your nonfiction book . . . now all you need to do is write the conclusion. Hmmm. Even though you’ve aced it up ’til now…
13 Simple Book Promotion Ideas To Make Your Book Sell
If you’ve written and published a book, your job is only a little less than half done—even less if you’re self-publishing. This means you need to learn an additional skill—marketing. Marketing your book will increase its visibility and…
Booktubers To Follow This Year
YouTube launched in 2005, and booktubers came around 2010. Traditionally, readers read book reviews on review blogs or book review sites. Interestingly, booktubers also analyze advanced reader copies (ARCs) provided by book publishers and create videos about these…
How Many Words in a Novel
Isn’t that a silly question? Surely, your novel is as long as . . . well . . . as long as it takes to tell your story. And you’d be right—sort of. In the publishing world, there…
Book Royalties for Authors: How Do They Work
You’ve probably come across the term royalties if you’re a reader or considering becoming an author. In the simplest terms, a royalty is what publishers pay an author for the rights to publish his or her book. But…
Top Book Review Websites
In this article, we’ve made a list of websites that do book reviews. Authors can contact each of these sites to solicit book reviews. Here is the list: 1. The Kindle Book Review This site has been reviewing…
How To Use Reddit to Promote Your Books
If you’re an author with a book to promote, then it could be beneficial knowing about Reddit and how you can use this giant online community to market your book to a huge audience—for free. The 100K-strong community…
How To Promote Your Book Using Forums
Word-of-mouth advertising can be one of the best forms of book marketing. But what if nobody’s talking about your book? They might not know about it or don’t have a reason to tell others about it. Then, you…
Show, Don’t Tell: How to Show and Not Tell when Writing Novels
If you write like a dead fish, your readers will avoid you like one. This is where “Show, Don’t Tell” comes into the picture to save your story. As a writer, “Show, Don’t Tell” is one of the…
How To Turn Your Blog Into a Book
The blogosphere has reinvented how writers connect with their readers. Authors are now able to reach thousands of readers every day and generate content to grow and maintain their fanbase. If you are reading this article, you might…