The AHA blog holds true to its name in featuring twice-monthly posts on a variety of book marketing and sales techniques. Recent posts have dealt with the topics of metadata, guest blogging and earning royalties.
This blog might be facetious when it touts one of the characters from “My Little Pony” as being worthy of study—or possibly not. Either way, it affords a useful mix of writing and book marketing advice.
While this blog looks at the world of indie novel writing and book publishing from a chiefly British perspective, it retains an international appeal. The authors don’t claim to be impartial commenters, but rather advocates for independent writers (and the readers who support them.)
Written by a publishing industry veteran, Brave New World examines the effects the digitization of content is having on commerce and literary culture.
A group blog authored by several Boston area writers, BTM offers what is becoming a rarity these days: a writing blog about writing (as opposed to marketing, promotion, social media etc.) Recent posts have covered writing compelling dialogue and crafting a memorable scene.
