Becoming An Author

Writing Alone, Speaking to the World

Writing Alone, Speaking to the World

By Evan Swensen| 03/03/2025
    Seamus Heaney once said, “The writer is in the paradoxical position of being both solitary and communal.” Few writers embodied this paradox as completely as he did. Heaney, … 0 More

Now, Let’s Talk Promotion

By Evan Swensen| 02/27/2025
  A hard truth every writer eventually faces: Even the best books don’t sell themselves. It’s a lesson that lands differently depending on where you are in your writing career—like … 0 More

The Secret Life of Beatrix Potter

By Evan Swensen| 02/26/2025
    When most people think of Beatrix Potter, they picture charming illustrations of mischievous rabbits in blue jackets or hedgehogs in lace-trimmed bonnets. Her Tale of Peter Rabbit has … 0 More

The Price of Telling the Truth

By Evan Swensen| 02/24/2025
  Nathaniel Hawthorne once wrote, “Words—so innocent and powerless as they are, as standing in a dictionary, how potent for good and evil they become in the hands of one … 0 More

The Burning Question Behind Fahrenheit 451

By Evan Swensen| 02/19/2025
Ever wondered how Ray Bradbury, the mastermind behind Fahrenheit 451, came up with the book’s iconic title? Here’s a fun trivia tidbit that might surprise you—Bradbury didn’t just guess the … 1 More

How Peter Rabbit Outsmarted Publishers

By Evan Swensen| 02/12/2025
    Every reader knows The Tale of Peter Rabbit. That mischievous little bunny in his iconic blue jacket has been sneaking into Mr. McGregor’s garden for generations. But what … 0 More

Write Like Your Life Depends on It

By Evan Swensen| 02/10/2025
    “Life can’t defeat a writer who is in love with writing,” Edna Ferber once declared. These words, spoken by a Pulitzer Prize-winning author who built her career in … 0 More

The Dame of Dictation

By Evan Swensen| 02/07/2025
  Agatha Christie, the queen of mystery, never actually wrote most of her books—at least not by hand. While many imagine her scribbling away in a dimly lit study, her …

The 120-Foot First Draft

By Evan Swensen| 02/05/2025
    Jack Kerouac’s 120-Foot First Draft: The Wildest Writing Method Ever Some authors draft their books in leather-bound journals. Others hammer away at keyboards in dimly lit coffee shops. … 0 More

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