By L.J. Sellers, author of provocative mysteries & thrillers Net neutrality is a simple concept—we all have equal access to the int...

Every once in a while we, as authors, have to do this. We spend countless hours alone with a computer and so we get excited when good things...

by L.J. Sellers, author of provocative mysteries & thrillers The most exciting thing in publishing now is the ability to easily reach ...

Another conversation between L.J. Sellers and Peg Brantley... and you! Peg: There are a few words that strike terror in my heart. Two o...

A conversation between L.J. Sellers and Peg Brantley. Join us in the comments section! Peg: After my first book was published in early ...

by A.M. Khalifa, thriller writer,  Google+ I've been dragging my feet and avoiding test driving Amazon's optional KDP Select...

by L.J. Sellers, author of provocative mysteries & thrillers  Modeling the success of Netflix, entrepreneurs have launched subscript...

by A.M. Khalifa, thriller writer,  Google+ In the world of indie publishing, digital is king, thanks in no small part to the publish...

Guest post by Ian Graham, thriller writer  After a month-long march complete with heralding trumpets and marching pikemen carrying signs o...

by L.J. Sellers, author of provocative mysteries & thrillers We discovered water in our bathroom wall recently, and the damage was ext...

The Increasing Fluidity of Books & Publishing by Jodie Renner, fiction editor and craft-of-fiction writer     If you’re an indie au...

By Peg Brantley This post originally appeared on my blog, Suspense Novelist . I'm trying to finish up the first draft of my new manu...

By Andrew E. Kaufman It’s an interesting question, one I often think about after reading a book. Should I or shouldn...

by L.J. Sellers, author of provocative mysteries & thrillers Writers are by nature creative people, and while pursuing marketing and s...