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What I Learned From One Last Cast

Writers wonder how to define their voice and build a lasting author brand. They want to know how to be ...

Books from a Vending Machine

Some trivia is too good to keep to yourself. It’s the kind you carry around in your back pocket—not because ...

Forged Greatness Before the Iron Was Hot

W.B. Yeats once said, “Do not wait to strike till the iron is hot; but make it hot by striking.” ...

The Royalty That Never Came

A friend once asked how to choose the right publisher. She had options—several, in fact. But she felt uncertain, unsure ...

1.2 Million Words Later

Fun Trivia for Curious Readers Who Love Books The Longest Novel Ever Written Was Meant to Be Read Like a ...

The Candle and the Mirror

Edith Wharton’s quote, “There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it,” ...

After the Scam

Grounded and Personal Over the years, our press has published books by authors from every corner of life. Some came ...

The Bookworm That Ate My Homework (Literally)

Fun Trivia for Curious Readers Who Love Books Before the term bookworm was a badge of honor proudly worn by ...

The Red Pen We All Carry

“No passion in the world is equal to the passion to alter someone else’s draft.” — H.G. Wells Writers know ...

Don’t Launch to an Empty Room: How to Build Your Audience Before the Book Is Out

Here’s your story, fully formatted for Medium. It follows Medium’s conventions: clear subheadings, italics for book titles, a strong lede, ...

Flip, Don’t Scroll: The Fun Science Behind Paper Power

Back when I was young—before “screen time” entered the vocabulary—reading meant sitting by a window in the big red wingback ...

Writing Without Living Is Vanity

“How vain it is to sit down to write when you have not stood up to live.” Henry David Thoreau ...

Gravity of a Single Word

It happened in a place so quiet, even paper turning felt like a disruption. The room, a modest university lecture ...

The Trouble With Words That Can’t Make Up Their Minds

Fun Trivia About the Words That Say One Thing—and the Opposite I live in a town where people argue over ...

I Don’t Know

Wislawa Szymborska’s line—“Poets, if they’re genuine, must always keep repeating, ‘I don’t know’”—echoes the humility at the heart of both ...

Measured by Letters, Remembered by Readers

In the English alphabet, each letter holds a position: A is 1, B is 2, C is 3, and so ...

Meet the World’s Fastest Reader

The Man Who Could Read a Book Over Lunch—and Dessert Too Every so often, a bit of trivia floats by, ...

Wit, Faith, and Fiction

"I often wonder if we were all characters in one of God’s dreams." With these words, Muriel Spark pierced the ...

From Me to We

“How do I write a memoir both personal and universally relatable?” It’s a question often asked in quiet tones, almost ...

Scandal, Seduction, and Suicide

The First American Novel Was a Scandal America’s very first novel wasn’t a story of patriotism, politics, or pioneers. It ...

Peanuts and Potential

“Life is like a ten-speed bicycle. Most of us have gears we never use.” These were the words of Charles ...

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