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The Reader Is Always Right: How to Think About Your Book Audience (and Stop Arguing With Taste)
“The customer is always right” doesn’t mean what most people think—and for authors, understanding what it actually means changes how you write, market, and respond to feedback about your book audience.
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Catherine Forrest
Oct 97 min read


How to Ethically Consume Content From Problematic Authors (Without Giving Up Books You Love)
What do you do when a book you love was written by a problematic author? Here are six concrete strategies for reading ethically without burning your whole TBR to the ground.
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Catherine Forrest
Oct 99 min read


How to Write Book Reviews as an Author (Without Burning Bridges)
Reviewing books on Goodreads and Amazon gets complicated when you're an author yourself. Learn the ethics of author book reviews, how to handle books you didn't like, when to say nothing at all, and whether to use a separate identity for your reviewing account.
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Catherine Forrest
Aug 217 min read


How to Find Your Target Audience as a Writer
Every writer has a target audience — even if you think you don't. Learn how to identify who your readers are, where they spend their time online, and how to use that knowledge to improve your manuscript, find beta readers, and position your book for publication.
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Catherine Forrest
Aug 219 min read
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