Your job in the revision stage is to make sure that your book says what you want it to say, in the way that you want to say it. This is your book and your voice, after all.

You have a book in you that you need to write, but you haven't done it, and you probably aren't ever going to do it yourself. So what now? One common solution is to hire a ghostwriter.

If you want to make money from a book, don't focus on selling copies, use your book as a marketing tool that gets you attention and sales for something else.

Whatever the writing task, you may be facing a tight deadline and the last thing you need is writer's block -- that crippling feeling that nothing you write is right. Or worse, staring at the page or screen when nothing at all seems to flow from your brain to the screen.

Once upon a time I needed cover blurbs for a book. I got three. Good ones! And I learned so much about how things get done in the world.