Ernest K. Gann was known as a “ . . . man who has done everything, been everywhere, known everyone and has the talent to write about it with charm … 0 More

At a national chain restaurant recently, author Jonathon Safran Foer discovered he had nothing to read. No book, no magazine, no newspaper. Not even a smart phone. He decided this … 0 More

Are your characters lying? Is that what you want them to do? You don’t want to break the Show, Don’t Tell writing rule. How do you show your reader when … 0 More

“Times are bad. Children no longer obey their parents, and everyone is writing a book.” Pretty much sums up much of what’s going on these days.  Except that the days … 0 More

If you’re serious about writing, and we expect that you are, you know that the more you write, the better your writing becomes. So it seems to follow that writing …

Amazon, already a retail giant, had earnings of  .09 billion in the third quarter of 2013. However, according to a recent article by Nathan Olivarez-Giles in the Wall Street Journal, … 0 More

You may have come across the term “quiet novel” recently. As is usual with such words, there is no one definition that everyone in the writing world agrees upon. Goodreads … 0 More

Samuel Clemens, who wrote as Mark Twain, became one of America’s most famous authors. He also sold a lot of books, and they’re still selling well. Just exactly how did … 0 More

When photographer David Jensen released his book last fall, he had done a lot of groundwork. More groundwork than you would have thought. It’s Important to Pawsis designed to show … 0 More

Here at Publication Consultants, we are always looking for ways to improve our authors’ reach into the world at large. Getting books into the hands of reviewers nationally and internationally … 0 More

Mystery Photo Night comes to the Anchorage Museum May 2, from 6-8 pm. The Museum has many photos they need identified in its historical photography collection. In Senior Voice, the … 0 More