Death soon sweeps through the main character’s harbor town, affecting both protagonists in unforeseen ways, the outcome uncertain.

With magic commonplace, Chelsea Banning's debut novel, Of Crowns and Legends, hits the mark for fans of fantasy and Arthurian legend alike.

The Shadow and Bone book series is an easy read and it’s quite addicting. The end of each book leaves you wanting—needing—more.

What comes to mind when you hear the word mentor? For me, the term always elicits the image of a wise, (typically) old man, imparting his...

Editing is what lights my fire and puts a skip in my step.

Here’s what I mean when I say empathy: The ability to place yourself in someone else’s shoes and feel what they feel.

Lost amidst the levels of editing? Writer & Editor Lessie Kauzlarich outlines some suggestions for writers navigating the editing process.

Just like a teacher or a sports coach, a writing mentor helps you polish your manuscript before you publish it.

There are things I search for before the actual editing begins. Here are some valuable additions to include in your self-editing process.

Music is one of the oldest creations of man. Many writers prefer listening to music rather than writing in silence.

Like any other profession, being a writer is not an easy task, and it takes a long time before you can get your book published. But this...

Guest Post by Carly Catt | A proofreader double-checks your book to rid it of small distractions to readers.

Many children’s books are much shorter than novels for adults, so one may think it’s easier to write books for children. It's not.

Since the first books I edited in 2012 were paranormal nonfiction, I guess it was only a matter of time before I posted a review of this...

Many writers think the words blurb and synopsis are interchangeable; however, they are used for different reasons.

I did not need just any editor—I needed my editor. And so, I sent The Werd Nerd an email posthaste. But what happened next was a shock—

Book review: "The Dragon of New Orleans – Book 1 of The Treasure of Paragon" by Genevieve Jack | Review written by Garima Nabh

"Punctuation isn’t dead and who knows how much more it will evolve in the future." —Garima Nabh

“Hollow Kingdom” is a humbling read by a first-time author whose style is that of someone who has been writing masterpieces for years.

We know that there’s a certain way to use a/an in our communication: a should come before 'a' consonant and 'an' should come before a vowel.