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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


The 5 Types of Editing Every Author Needs to Know (And What Each One Actually Does)
Manuscript evaluation, developmental editing, line editing, copyediting, proofreading—they're not interchangeable. Here's exactly what each type of editing covers, what you'll receive, and when you need it.
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Catherine Forrest
Sep 2510 min read


5 Poker Strategies That Will Skyrocket Your Reader Engagement
Every time you publish, you're asking readers to bet their time on you. These five poker-inspired strategies will help you hook them fast, keep them invested, and leave them wanting more.
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Catherine Forrest
Sep 259 min read


The Book Marketability Matrix: Is Your Writing Good, Sellable, Both, or Neither?
Use the book marketability matrix to find out where your writing lands—and where you want it to go. Good writing and commercial success aren't mutually exclusive, but they don't always come together either.
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Catherine Forrest
Sep 256 min read
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