Jenn Windrow, indie author and professional editor, breaks down the types of editing available and where to put your self-publishing dollars.

Our writing profession is full of Shoulds. Some advice is good, and most of it is good for someone. But the question is: Is it good for you?

Award-winning writer, Laurie Schnebly Campbell, defines the essence of a book blurb with three "do's and don'ts" to help you get it right.

Rumors say readers either hate or love prologues. But a strong prologue will pull any reader into and through the story.

Do you get stuck in that "dead zone" halfway through the story? (aka "the sagging middle"...where great ideas weaken and stagnate. Read on to fix it!