Small Press Publishing Might Solve All Your Problems
…it’s true that most small presses can’t offer high advances, and some small presses don’t offer advances at all. An established small press might give you a couple thousand dollars……
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Start with a Small Step
Once you have a clear goal in mind, the next moment can be perilous. You might hear a small voice telling you to start with a small step, but often…
The Perks of Small Press Publishing
…to working with a small press. Which are also important to consider. Small press typically means smaller budget. This translates into modest (or very modest) advances and limited marketing and…
What I Learned about Publishing with a Small Press
…had no success and no interest in selling the book to a small press. Fair enough, because agents only make money if the writer makes money and small presses don’t…
Children’s Picture Books: Small in the City by Sydney Smith
…alone, even in a crowd, even in the bustle of a city. Small in the City Small in the City conveys a story in 300 words…37 pages…and 50 illustrations. I…
Episode 82: Start Small and Embrace the Power of Zero
…a big one. Today I want to talk about the power of starting small and embracing the power of zero. A lot of people resist starting something (writing a book,…
Three Small Steps to Get Your Writing Back on Track
…but disappeared. With my lack of stamina, anything I do has to be in short increments. At times I feel discouraged, but working in small steps is proving to be…
Acknowledge Your Limitations and Set Your Stage for Success
…new writing practice. Consider how your small step can glide into your current routine, making accommodations for your lifestyle, body, and creativity equally. Visualize How Your Small Step Will Fit…
Writer Fuel: Dream Big, Execute Small
…in? Click here to join. Dear word nerd, “Dream big, execute small.” These were the words of Leah Busque, TaskRabbit founder and speaker at the 99u conference in 2013. While…
Writing Small in Viral Times
…allowed in. I decided I’d tackle a chapter of Denopath, my languishing sci-fi/fantasy novel. And maybe, also, write a few Writing Small articles ahead (to make Bess and Gabriela love…
