The founder of Fictionary explains how it can assist writers in improving the plots, characters and pacing in their stories.
The founder of Fictionary explains how it can assist writers in improving the plots, characters and pacing in their stories.
Ryan Cahill couldn’t work after moving to New Zealand, so he built a career from writing Epic Fantasy instead.
You don’t need to already be a successful author to have a good book launch.
Readers, agents and the press often care more about how you are and why you write than what you write.
Stuart Grant isn’t just a key member of the SPS team – he’s also the highest rated web designer on Reedsy.
SPS Live 2023 is coming up – here are some tips on networking!
Georgina Cross has books published by Penguin Random House and Bookouture – would she consider self-publishing?
Hitting the NYT bestseller list isn’t much good if you hate what you’re writing.
As much as 20% of the population has a disability – Jeff Adams and Michele Lucchini discuss how to expand our content to include everyone.
One way or another, ChatGPT is set to shake up publishing. How can you benefit from it?
Martha Carr explains how to kill it with crowdsourcing and world-building collaborations.
It doesn’t matter how well you write – everybody needs an editor. Here’s how to choose the right one.
With Launchpad about to open, Mark and James discuss the careers the course has helped build.
A book can lend kudos to a subject-matter expert, but only if they know how to get them into the hands of readers.
Free content can keep your audience engaged for long periods of time with minimal input.
SEO doesn’t need to be complicated, but can expose your books to a lot of new readers.
Kindle Storyteller finalist Clare Lydon describes the changing landscape of LGBTQ+ romance novels.
Writing conferences can be busy and hectic. Here’s how to make the most of them.
Mark and James break down the full SPS Live 2023 conference schedule. Tickets available now!
Stuart Bache explains the emerging trends in cover design and the potential opportunities – and pitfalls – as a result of using AI artwork for your books.