Dear Agony Editor, My publisher confirmed the news I’d been dreading: my new book will be launched online, thanks to COVID-19.
Agony Editor: Who you name in your book’s acknowledgements is a personal decision
You’re free to write your book’s acknowledgements in whatever way is meaningful to you, Brian Francis writes.
Agony Editor: Advice for a young writer
Don’t give up on your ambition to write, even when the doubts take over.
Agony Editor: Your author photo could be the only way that readers encounter you
Your author photo is your statement of how you want others to perceive you.
Agony Editor: Don’t set your book during COVID-19 just to be trendy
Rewriting your novel to keep up with COVID is likely to do more harm than good.
Kidlist Special: Sarah Raughley pens open letter to publishing on the emotional burdens of writing while Black
“I am a Black children’s author, and I believe the industry needs to better understand how hard it is to be a Black children’s author.”
Agony Editor: Is it worth risking a supportive relationship over a book slight?
Is your friend really reading your books?
Agony Editor: What to do when your publishing dreams turn to dread
In terms of control, say goodbye to it when you publish a book.
Agony Editor: Be realistic and open with your editor over that missed deadline
A longer lead time will help your editor adjust plans accordingly.
Workplace survey: Chelene Knight on four ways publishers can attract new talent
Four ways that publishers who are looking to think outside the box, bust a few templates, and attract folks with fresh ideas and unique experiences, can feel empowered to do so.
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