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The One Thing I Wish I’d Known Before I Got Published | Rea Frey
Business of Writing

The One Thing I Wish I’d Known Before I Got Published

By Rea Frey
How Writers Can Apply Business Tools to Their Writing
Business of Writing

How Writers Can Apply Business Tools to Their Writing

By Katherine Quevedo
4 Keys for How to Interview in the Age of Zoom
Business of Writing

4 Keys for How to Interview in the Age of Zoom

By Giancarlo Ghedini
Writing With Intention: On Hiring a Sensitivity Reader
Business of Writing

Writing With Intention: On Hiring a Sensitivity Reader

By Melissa Scholes Young
Finding the Words
From the Magazine

Finding the Words

By Griffin Suber
How I’m Changing the Literary Landscape—and Why
Blogging

How I’m Changing the Literary Landscape—and Why

By Zibby Owens
Using Communication Patterns to Connect Globally | Raul Sanchez, Dan Bullock, and Rod Sanchez
Interviews

Using Communication Patterns to Connect Globally

By Robert Lee Brewer
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Business of Writing

10 Authors Share Their Biggest Surprise in the Publishing Process

By Robert Lee Brewer
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Publishing Insights

When Should Writers Incorporate or Create an LLC?

By Robert Lee Brewer
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Publishing FAQs

The Author’s Guide to Business Cards

By E.J. Wenstrom
Who Is Your Target Audience?
Publishing FAQs

Who Is Your Target Audience? Use This Simple Trick to Figure Out If They Actually Exist

By Dana Sitar
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Publishing Insights

How to Crowdfund Your Writing With Patreon

By Lucy A. Snyder
The Difference Between an Author-Author and an Author-Entrepreneur and Why You Need to Know | Vickie Gould
Business of Writing

The Difference Between an Author-Author and an Author-Entrepreneur and Why You Need to Know

By Vickie Gould
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Writing Articles

What Starting a Business and Launching a Book Have in Common: It’s All About the Investment

By Rea Frey
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WD Magazine Online Exclusives

Risky Business: Taking Big Risks in Your Writing Career—and How They Can Pay Off

By Karen Krumpak
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Writing Articles

Get Smart: How to Tell Good Publishing Contracts From Bad

By Audrey Wick
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Writing Articles

13 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Sign That Book Contract or Take That Freelance Writing Job

By Jeff Somers
Marrying Fiction and Nonfiction in Business Books | Chris McGoff
Business Books

Marrying Fiction and Nonfiction in Business Books

By Chris McGoff
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WD Magazine Online Exclusives

Better Off Dead: Prepare Your Writing Legacy

By Richard D. Bank
10 Ways First-Time Writers Can Get Noticed on Social Media
Social Media

10 Ways First-Time Writers Can Get Noticed on Social Media

By Emily Sweet
Tax Advice for Writers
How to Publish a Book, Get Published

Tax Advice for Writers

By Bonnie Lee
What's the Average Cost to Have a Lawyer Look Over Your Book Contract?
Legal Questions

What's the Average Cost to Have a Lawyer Look Over Your Book Contract?

By Brian A. Klems