The holidays are fast approaching, and I’m excited to share my latest book that gets at the heart of what Christmas is really all about.
Finding the Spirit of the Season in Unlikely Places Read More »
New Yorkers reflect on a day that changed their city forever.
GHOSTED: New York – in the shadow of towers Read More »
Is relying on AI for editorial feedback on your novel ethical and practical?
Should You Rely on AI for Editorial Feedback on Your Novel? Read More »
One of the most rewarding aspects of writing is creating stories that transport readers to different places, allowing them to lose themselves in a world of vibrant characters.
Crafting the Perfect Beach Read: A Recipe for Sun, Sand, and Stories Read More »
What it’s really like to be an independent author and write, edit and promote a novel and get it into the hands of readers?
What’s it like writing a book? Read More »
One of the hardest parts of selling a new story (to a reader, an agent or a publisher) is coming up with what us marketing geeks call ‘The Elevator Pitch”. It’s also called a log line. It’s your whole story (80k+ words) boiled down into one sentence. Two at most. And coming up with a
How to Pitch Your Story in Just 20 Words Read More »
In this blog post, I’ll discuss some tips for finding the perfect title for a book – and making sure it sticks!
How to Come Up with a Book Title (That Sticks) Read More »
Mo Fanning talks about why he decided to rewrite and revamp his 2008 best-selling book ‘The Armchair Bride’ for an anniversary reissue.
The Director’s Cut Read More »
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