Formatter vs. Book Designer: Why the Difference Matters More Than You Think
Formatting is functional. Book design is transformational.
If you’re publishing a book, it’s time to stop thinking like a DIYer and start thinking like a professional.
AI vs. Copyright: Insights from the July 2025 Senate Hearing
Senators are scrutinizing AI training on copyrighted books, and courts are green-lighting class actions against firms like Anthropic. Authors must update contracts, press for legislative clarity, and demand transparency on AI use to safeguard creative rights.
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The Wounds We Inherit, The Power We Choose: Shadows of the Elders by Will Elm
A dark, hopeful epic fantasy, Shadows of the Elders by Will Elm is a raw, thoughtful exploration of trauma, survival, and the power of chosen legacy.
KDP Delivery Charges: What They Are & How to Avoid Overpaying
Did you know Amazon charges authors a hidden delivery fee on every ebook sold? If your file is too large, you could be handing over profits without even realizing it. Learn what these charges are, how they work, and the simple ways to reduce them—without sacrificing your reader’s experience.
Could a National Year of Reading Revolutionize Kids’ Literacy in the U.S.?
The UK’s 2026 National Year of Reading unites publishers, sports leagues, and charities to spark a reading revolution. Learn how America could adapt this model—leveraging NFL partnerships, school funding, and digital campaigns—to close literacy gaps and build lifelong readers.
Second Chances and Quiet Strength: Back in the Saddle by Cynthia Terelst
Emotional, real, and tender—Back in the Saddle by Cynthia Terelst is a slow-burn second-chance romance about rediscovering love, family, and purpose on a rural Aussie horse stud.
Why You Shouldn’t Publish Directly from Word (and What to Do Instead)
TL;DR: Don’t Do It.
Microsoft Word is a great word processor—but a terrible publishing tool.
Sure, Amazon lets you upload a .docx file, but that doesn’t mean you should. Here’s why Word falls short—and what indie authors should use instead.
Why Over 70 Authors Are Urging a Pause on AI Publishing
Over 70 authors have signed an open letter urging publishers to halt AI-generated books without consent or compensation. They demand human editorial roles and narrators stay in place. Read why this matters—and how responsible AI can protect creativity and trust in storytelling.
Raw, Redemptive, and Real: Something to Dream On by Diane Rinella
Dive into Something to Dream On by Diane Rinella—an emotionally intense second-chance romance that explores trauma, trust, and the healing power of love.
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