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Amazon KDP: An Author’s Guide to Kindle Direct Publishing
In today’s digital age, self-publishing has become a popular and viable option for authors to bring their works to readers around the world. Amazon’s Kindle

Point of View in Writing: The Power of Perspectives
The perspective you choose can have a profound impact on the way readers interact with the story, feel about the characters, and their understanding of

What is a Writing Coach: How to Level Up Your Writing Skills
Writing is not always an easy job. Whether you’re a seasoned author or just beginning your writing journey, you are likely to find roadblocks. Sometimes,

Round vs. Flat Characters: Definition & Examples
Good literary works include both round and flat characters, as they serve different roles and create a balance. Round characters often hold the center stage

How to Publish on Google Play Books: A Step-by-Step Guide
Google Play Books is one of the largest digital book platform in the world, with over 3+ billion users. As a self-published author, this presents

How to Write a Short Story in 10 Simple Steps
Writing a short story is a great way to gain experience as a writer. Writing short stories helps you hone your writing skills, experiment with

Kindle Vella: The Ultimate Guide for Authors
Back in 2021, Amazon expanded its offerings, introducing Kindle Vella to their Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) program. With this new addition, Amazon is dipping into

Types of Irony: Definitions & Examples
Irony is an important tool in any writer’s arsenal that can lend more meaning, insight, and depth to one’s storytelling. When used effectively in a

77 Funny Book Writing Memes for Authors and Writers
Hey, writers. It’s good to see you here instead of hard at work on your current writing project. Of course, we know that it’s important

How to Write a Book Index: A Step-by-Step Guide
One of the first things you typically see when you open a book is the table of contents. While that may tell you which page