James Force on “2016”
I wanted to write the kind of book that I like to read: both fast-paced and suspenseful while also having a strong/smart plot.
Lauren Blakely on Inspiration, Dirty Talk and Light Bondage
With nine New York Times bestsellers, her sexy, contemporary titles have also appeared on the USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestseller lists more than three dozen times.
JK Rowling Goes Indie, Casting “Fresh Spells in New Stories for Pottermore”
Color "The Bern", Author Earnings' Data Guy at Digital Book World + more in this week's roundup
Jennifer Sun on “Two Tales of the Moon”
"Two Tales of the Moon" is about the increasingly complex relationship between U.S. and China against the background of cross national business competitions with both economic and political ramifications.
Linda M. Steiner Talks about “Hayley’s Courage”
The main reason people should read this book is that diversity and courage develop character.
Raeden Zen on “The Song of the Jubilee”
The oil spike and economic collapse in 2008 provided inspiration. It made me ask the question: What will happen when the Earth truly runs out of economically viable and readily available raw materials?
Naveen Sridhar on “Candlelight in a Storm: Born to be a Berliner”
The historical biography of a woman born during World War II and fleeing the violence there, later fleeing communist regimes as a teenager, and traveling the world.
A Must Read! DBW Interview with Data Guy, Co-Founder, Author Earnings
Erotica trends and tips for indie authors, Another bestselling indie author turns entrepreneur, What (Little) It Takes to Be a ‘Best-Selling' Author + more in this week's roundup
Bonnie Ballou on “The Novel Life Of Coral Ambrose”
Not everyone should read this book. It’s a book for “us” – the bookworms.
Eve Langlais Talks Inspiration, Why She Started Writing & Mercenaries from Outer Space
The New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of erotic sci-fi novels that manage to be both hot and humorous.
4 Great Reasons to Enter the 2016 IR Discovery Awards
Deadline for entries is March 2, 2016 -- Time to get your book into the hands of industry pros who can make a difference to its success!
K. Jo on “Old Blood”
This book is ultimately about the power of love and sacrifice...and a tiny smidge of cannibalism.
J.R. Hamantaschen “With A Voice that is Often Still Confused But is Becoming Ever Louder and Clearer”
There are a couple of ideas that I return to again and again. Whether life is worth living, and how that could be ascertained without knowing what it feels like to die.
Barbara de la Cuesta on her book “The Artful Lodger”
I love women’s stories. Their lives can become so absurd, their heroism so unlike a man’s...
You Think Politicians Distort the Facts? Take a Look at What Douglas Preston Recently Said!
The 6 Part Process to Successfully Self-Pubbing Your Book, 5 Things Authors Need to Understand About Cover Design, A New Tool That Helps You Keep Track of Your Income + more in this week's round-up
From what I’ve heard from trad pubbed (authors), the contracts are getting worse
2016 Publishing Trends, A New "Essential" Publishing Industry Newsletter for Authors, How to Not Screw Up a Query Letter + more in this week's round-up
Even Formerly Traditional Publishers are Going Indie!
Blurb Gets New CEO, Where to Find Legit (Indie) Book Reviews, An author considers the rejection notice as fodder for humor + more in this week's round-up
The Internet On Real Paper – Whatever Next?
Reddit is (Self)Pubbing a Hardback of Best AMAs, ASI is Sold to Private Equity Firm, ALLi Invites Authors to Create New Converts to Reading + more in this week's round-up
Peggy Lampman on her Inspiration for “Simmer and Smoke”
Two women from dramatically different backgrounds find their lives and ambitions intersecting as they try to find success in the culinary world.
Jorge Newbery Shares his Business Success and Failures in “Burn Zones”
Potential investors run background checks and discovered what looks like my horrific past. I used to write long explanation letters. Nowadays, I just hand them a copy of my book.
Minx Malone on Her “Accidental” Entry into Indie Publishing + How “Big Publishing” Gets it Wrong Selling Multicultural Romances
The New York Times bestselling author talks about how diversity effects her writing and growing up with sweet tea, gravy and gossip.
8 Best Selling Indie Authors Share Their New Year’s Resolutions
IndieReader reached out to eight New York Times and USA Today bestselling authors and asked them to share their New Year's resolutions for 2016.
Ken Ulano Talks About “The Mask Maker”
Albert Johnson is a prodigy raised in abuse and isolation, living at his childhood home in rural Maryland.
Indie Author JA Huss on Marketing, Science and Why She No Longer Writes Cliff Hangers
The New York Times + USA Today bestseller of more than twenty books shares the story of her unlikely beginnings.