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4 Steps to Accepting Criticism Without Getting Defensive (A Writer’s Guide)
Accepting criticism is hard, and defensiveness is normal. Here are 4 steps for telling criticism from attack and using feedback to improve your writing.
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Catherine Forrest
2 days ago10 min read


Readers’ Advisory for Writers: 3 Things Librarians Can Teach You About Your Own Writing
Readers’ advisory is how librarians match books to readers. Here’s how writers can use it to figure out why they love a book and write more of it.
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Catherine Forrest
2 days ago8 min read


3 Types of Sneaky Writing Feedback (and What Your Reader Is Really Telling You)
Not every critique sounds like one. Here are 3 sneaky types of writing feedback, from “I didn’t finish it” to “No notes!”, and how to act on each.
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Catherine Forrest
2 days ago8 min read


How Book Pricing Works: Why Books Cost What They Do (and How to Price Yours)
Book pricing is part art, part science. Here’s why books cost what they cost, why e-books aren’t cheaper, and how to price your own self-published book.
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Catherine Forrest
2 days ago9 min read
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