Book Writing Websites

Content includes timely book industry news, features, reviews, original fiction, guides to literary events, author interviews, thousands of annotated links to book-related sites.

Dedicated to serving the needs of multi-published writers of popular fiction.

How any one can write a book for fun and profit. How to stimulate the ideas, internet resources and ideas to inspire you to start writing.

Essay regarding the advantages and disadvantages of indexes developed by the authors themselves. Written by Seth Maislin, indexer and information architect.

Community where writing and publishing expertise is shared between members. Benefits include personal webmail addresses, free initial assessment of projects and guaranteed platforms for work and comment.

Articles on book writing, publishing and marketing.

The elements of story telling.

Ten steps to getting your manuscript published, from a veteran editor and book publisher.

This group is for novel writers. We assume that you are a serious writer aiming for commercial publication.

Keeps track of fiction writing on blogs, (also known as blooks). Features news coverage, writing techniques and occasional reviews.

This site offers free help to writers who are working on a book proposal.

Book writing blog from a Christian writer.

Plain text handouts from a college professor, Crawford Kilian.

Book publicist Scott Lorenz and his thoughts on the book marketing industry.

Harvey Chapman, teaching the art and craft of fiction writing. Free resource for novel writers.

How to write a novel, find an agent and get published.

Unpublished author blogging about writing, the search for success and any experiences along the way.

A budding YA author in the process of finishing a first book.

About writing and do it yourself book publishing.

Blog about building a writer platform and writing books that sell. James Livingood.

Step by step guide to self-publishing, by Moira Allen.

Literary contributions to spiritual growth, conscious living, high-level wellness, green values, responsible leadership and positive social change as well as to the worlds of art, creativity and inspirational reading for children, teens and young adults.