Looking for the right UK publisher in 2025—whether you’re writing a prize-hungry literary debut, a heart-racing thriller, children’s magic, or an evidence-packed big-idea book? This guide brings together 75 of the UK’s most respected publishing houses and imprints, mixing powerhouses with award-winning independents and specialist presses. For each, you’ll see what they publish, why authors […]
Looking for the best home for your manuscript in 2025? Whether you’re crafting a literary debut, a breakout thriller, a business bestseller, a children’s classic, or a passion project that thrives with hands-on guidance, this list rounds up 50 standout publishers across the U.S.—from Big Five powerhouses to prize-winning indies, university presses, and reputable service/hybrid […]
Have you ever wondered if there’s a rule for word count? If you’re curious about how many words in a novel is too many (or not enough), then this is the guide you’ve been searching for. Because yes, there are “rules.” For example, at a breakout session I led at a writers’ conference a writer […]
Someone Want to Pay You 200$ for Every Novel You Read? Here’s How to Get Paid to Read Books Online Someone wants to pay you $200 for every novel you read through programs like WordsRated, a reputable research organization that hires “Bibliophiles-at-large” to read and analyze books. You’ll get paid for providing detailed insights on […]
The article Marketing Your Children’s Book: 4 Questions to Define Your Target Reader appeared first on The Write Practice. You’ve written a children’s book. Great work! Now, have you thought about marketing your children’s book? Do you wonder if this is even important, or how to do it? One of the most important considerations you, […]
You’ve been thinking about it for months, promising yourself that when it arrives you are finally going to knuckle down and write your manuscript. Then you realize, you have no idea how to prepare to write a book. It doesn’t matter if you visit your favorite coffee shop or have the best book ideas in […]
