Exploring the ins and outs of the publishing industry
I recently posted about machine learning and all the cool things you can do with it. Another fun coding-related project I've been working on is generating art with code. If you want to learn more about generative art (and see how I made my first piece), then you should read "Intro to Generative Art" on Dev … Continue Reading about Generating Art With Code
Romance is a huge genre in publishing. So many success stories, especially of indie authors, are around romance writers. It's also a really … Continue Reading about A Look at the Romance Genre and Publishing
Jerry Jenkins is the author of nearly 200 books with sales of more than 71 million copies, including the bestselling Left Behind series. … Continue Reading about An Interview With Jerry B. Jenkins, 21-time New York Times Bestselling Author
By Greg Josselyn There’s an app for this, an app for that, an app for everything. Do you need washing done in a pinch? Chances are some digital tool will connect you to a real person ready with a tub and basin. … Continue Reading about Guest Post: 5 Story Tools To Help You Plot
I recently finished my first machine learning project! I was able to follow along with Robin Sloan's writing with the machine project, and I trained a different dataset, to some hilarious results. It was a lot of … Continue Reading about Machine Learning Projects (And Some Are For Writers!)
By Ryan Larson Look, we’ve all been there. That is, if you own or heavily operate a business. You’re pinned down with budgeting issues, employee drama, deadlines and keeping up with the competition. And now, you … Continue Reading about Guest Post: The Guide to Creating Better Content in Less Time
JKS Communications, a book publicity firm that has been working with books for 20 years, has recently launched two new companies under its brand: Books Forward and Books Fluent. Read on for an interview with Marissa … Continue Reading about Launching Books Forward and Books Fluent, Two Sites for Authors
You've written your book. Hooray! Now it's time to create a plan and market it. A lot goes in to marketing, so here are 79 resources that can help. Planning Your Marketing "Your Book Marketing Plan Won't Work" … Continue Reading about 79 Resources for Planning, Launching, and Marketing Your Book
We all know about the main distribution channels for indie authors: Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and Google. But there are alternative, and potentially lucrative ways, to sell your work. One such … Continue Reading about Gumroad: An Alternate Distributor for Ebooks (And Other Products)
As an indie author, it can be fun (and helpful) to learn about what's going on in other industries. Joe Wikert outlined on DBW what publishers can learn from the podcast model, by offering easy subscriptions (which … Continue Reading about What Indie Authors Can Learn From Other Industries
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