Frontlist vs. Backlist Marketing: How Indie Authors Can Maximize Book Sales at Every Stage
Discover strategic ways indie authors can effectively market both new releases and long-standing titles to boost book sales and sustain reader interest.
Jennifer Mitchell
enn Mitchell writes Urban Fantasy, Weird West, and culinary cozy mysteries as J Lee Mitchell. Based in Pennsylvania, she loves cooking, gardening, quilting, and dreaming up llama-riding ninjas.
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Is Publish Drive the Ultimate Indie Author Publishing Platform? A Comprehensive Review
Discover how Publish Drive's multifaceted features and AI-powered tools streamline the entire publishing journey for indie authors—from manuscript prep to global sales tracking.
From Small-Town Dreams to Global Success: How Erin Wright Transformed Western Romance and Indie Publishing
Once upon a time, Erin Wright was that kid reading Romance novels by flashlight under the covers when she was supposed to be sleeping. Today, she’s a USA TODAY bestselling author, well known to Western Romance readers as the author of multiple series set in Idaho’s Long Valley....
Boost Writing Speed: Top Tips for Indie Authors
Writing Faster and Publishing More: Tips for Authors Ask a group of authors what they’d change about their writing routine, and most are likely to say, “I wish I could write faster and publish more.” For many of us, there never seem to be enough hours in the day...
Best Fonts for Indie Authors Translating Books
Jenn Mitchell When writing and publishing, the goal for most authors isn’t to toss words onto the page, then sit back and wait for someone to pay for the privilege of reading their literary brilliance. A lot of hard work goes into getting all the pieces of the book...
Cozy Fantasy: Crafting Comfort in Fiction Business
Cozy Fantasy’s Otherworldly Settings, Lighthearted Escapism Offer Readers What They’ve Been Craving In February 2022, when Travis Baldree self-published his smashingly successful book Legends and Lattes, legions of readers found themselves craving more of a genre they likely weren’t even aware existed. It’s called Cozy Fantasy,...