A (Hope)ful Blog

As we're approaching the Blaze pre-order (date releasing soon), I decided to do a fun giveaway.

I'm scared. My book is up for pre-order in two weeks. Mostly because I worry no one will want to read it.

Random rant time. I hate prequels. Most of the time they serve as info-dumping cash grabs that answer questions you never had about a story.

When I started querying at 16, I had no idea what a proposal was. As an agent, I find many people who send submissions don't know all th

Most writers debate at least once in their careers if they should go the traditional route, self-publish, or something in-between.

Literary agents get rejected. Trust me, it's the worst.

This summer our agency got a lot of queries and submissions. Literally thousands. We saw some good, some bad, and some that needed a lot of

My thoughts on the recent events in Taylor University's professional writing department.

Ever wonder what the first edit of a traditionally published book looks and feels like? Look no further.

Who says platform building needs to be boring?