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Developing a Career as a Travel Writer
By BookBaby author Lee Purcell Estimated reading time: 9 minutes In “Expanding Boundaries: Pioneers of Travel Writing,” I took a brief look at the history and some of the pioneers of travel writing — a...
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How to Write a Novel in 10 Steps
By BookBaby author Scott McCormick Estimated reading time: 9 minutes If you want to write a novel but are daunted by the process, you are not alone. After all, a lot of elements go into writing a...
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What’s the Difference Between the Main Character and Protagonist?
By BookBaby author Philip Kinsher Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Although people often use the terms “main character” and “protagonist” interchangeably, they carry distinct roles that shape the...
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How to Write a Good Story (6 Tips for Aspiring Authors)
By BookBaby author Lauren Davish Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Reading a good story isn’t just entertaining; it can be a powerful, profound, even life-changing experience. We become emotionally...
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How to Write a Book Title That Gets Attention
By BookBaby author Michael Gallant Estimated reading time: 6 minutes Whether it comes first or last in your process — or anywhere in the middle — titling your book makes a huge difference in how...
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A Character Death: Ideas to Further Your Plot
By BookBaby author Scott McCormick Estimated reading time: 6 minutes Killing a character can be a powerful storytelling device. Done properly, a character’s death can shock; it can take the plot in a...
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Protagonist vs. Antagonist: A Guide to Writing Characters
By BookBaby author Lauren Davish Estimated reading time: 6 minutes When writing characters for your story, the protagonist and the antagonist may naturally be the first you create. The conflict between...
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