InDesign, Sigil, and Kindle Create — Choosing the Right Tool for Your Ebook Layout
Not all ebook formatting tools are created equal. Here’s how InDesign, Sigil, and Kindle Create stack up—and which one fits your publishing goals.
Amazon KDP vs IngramSpark vs Lulu vs Draft2Digital: The Ultimate Platform Showdown
Trying to choose between Amazon KDP, IngramSpark, Lulu, or Draft2Digital? This ultimate indie publishing platform guide compares them all to help you decide.
Booker Jury on Bad Novels: What It Means for Publishing
Roddy Doyle’s critique that many submitted novels are unworthy sparks a reckoning: what does “bad” mean in publishing today?
Let’s Talk Fonts: How to Choose Typefaces That Actually Fit Your Genre
Not sure what fonts to use in your book? Learn the best fonts for print interiors and covers by genre, plus how to pair fonts like a pro.
Why the Arte Público Leadership Change Signals a New Chapter for Latino Literature
Latinx publisher Arte Público sees a new leader. What does this shift mean for unagented authors, digital access & literary diversity?
Review: Dungeoneers and the Treasure of Roan – A Fantasy Adventure Worth the Quest
Join a mismatched band of adventurers in *Dungeoneers and the Treasure of Roan*—a witty, puzzle-filled fantasy romp with a print edition that’s a beauty to read.
Understanding Trim Sizes, Margins, and Bleeds—Without Losing Your Mind
What’s the difference between trim size, margins, and bleed? Learn what they mean, how to set them correctly, and why layout matters in your book.
What the $1.5B Anthropic Settlement Means for Writers
Anthropic’s $1.5B settlement over pirated books forces AI ethics, author rights & publishing contracts into sharp relief. What writers need to know.
Book Review: A Canadian Werewolf in New York by Mark Leslie
Discover the humor and suspense of A Canadian Werewolf in New York by Mark Leslie. A witty urban fantasy that blends comedy, thrills, and a refreshingly Canadian take on the werewolf myth.
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