Wings, Wounds & Wanting: Heart of Stone by Krysta Fox
Krysta Fox’s Heart of Stone brings steamy fantasy romance to life with gargoyle protectors, emotional healing, and love forged in magic and pain.
How to Tell If Your Cover Is Selling Your Book—or Sabotaging It
A great book cover doesn’t just look good—it converts. Learn how to tell if your book cover is selling your story or sabotaging your success.
Scholastic’s Mid-Pivot: Reinvention in Children’s Publishing
Inside Scholastic’s 2025 restructuring: operations shake-up, animated adaptations, and a bold pivot toward digital relevance in children’s publishing
Frozen Rites & Fierce Girls: Runes of Dokkrsdottir by Bjorn Leesson
A Nordic coming-of-age story steeped in tradition and quiet rebellion—Runes of Dokkrsdottir by Bjorn Leesson is a powerful, frostbitten journey of strength and spirit.
Finding Light in the Shadow: The Lighter Side of Darkness by Anna Almaroad
From heartbreak to healing, The Lighter Side of Darkness by Anna Almaroad invites you to walk through emotional shadow and into light—with every page beautifully designed by eBookBuilders.
The Indie Author’s Guide to Metadata That Sells
Discover how to use metadata to boost your book’s visibility on Amazon and beyond. From keywords to categories, here’s what indie authors need to know.
Kampala Writes Literature Festival 2025: Belonging, Books, and a Bold Vision for Storytelling
Discover how Africa’s literary scene is booming—from Lagos’s CORA Book Party to Kampala Writes Festival and a quirky spotlight at Printers Row—these events redefine where and how stories emerge.
Spells, Sass & One Shifty Cat: The Cat Stole Your Tome by Jeannie Wycherley
🐾 What do you get when you mix a cursed tome, a snarky witch, and a feline with secrets?
The Cat Stole Your Tome by Jeannie Wycherley is a cozy magical romp with charm, sass, and spells gone hilariously wrong.
How to Use Scrivener to Plot, Plan, and Power Through Your Draft
Scrivener is more than a writing app—it’s a full command center for indie authors. But only if you know how to use it. Here’s how to plan, plot, and draft smarter (without the overwhelm).
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