We all know what an ISBN is, right? But the question is, does an ebook need an ISBN?

Have you ever found that when you’re writing on a particular topic how easy it is to get distracted by the information and research that’s available?

If you were wondering where I and my posts have been for the last few days, I think I’m currently going through (and slowly coming out of) what Seth Godin calls The Dip. It’s that time in all great plans, when …

It took me a while to get into Facebook, I was concerned about Facebook safety amongst other things. However, as a writer and future online success, you really can’t afford to overlook the benefits of being involved, just make sure you set your own terms.

How do you feel about your work once you’ve submitted it for publication or to a competition? Are you anxious, waiting to hear back? Do you just forget about that piece of work and move on to the next? Or are you somewhere in between?

I was writing up the Writing Tips for the Bodhi Tree newsletter today and it got me thinking on the old question of how many words do we know and how many do we actually use.

here is some information about the calculations you’ll need to do if you’re looking at putting your book into bookstores.

Listening to Karen Kotze, owner of the Bodhi Tree book cafe, talk about about how to get your books taken on by book stores, one thing became incredibly clear …

Much of the promotion of e-books is based on the e-publishers’ ability to make the digital version look like the paper version. Yet now, just as we are starting to accept that e-books are here to stay there has been a new advancement.

Many people, when starting out, think that the hard part about creating and self-publishing a book is the writing itself or maybe the process of self-publishing. Yet, in all honesty, I would have to say that both of these pale in comparison to promoting and distributing your own book