How to Create A Narrative Plot Structure for Nonfiction
Creating a narrative plot structure is key to delivering a good nonfiction read. Rather thatn reciting fact after fact, you need to tell a good story.
Read More5 Ways To Tweak Your Nonfiction Book Cover To Success
A successful nonfiction book cover isn’t just about choosing the best design or the best font. There are certain ways you can manipulate readers into liking your cover, simply by following a couple of
Read MoreHow “Love You Forever” Came to Life: Gayle Eastman Author Guest Post
My journey from grief to acceptance of my child’s transition as a transgender adult is unique because my friend/co-author, MaryRose, had also been through it with her FTM son. ‘Love You Forever’
Read MoreYour Essential Indie Author Productivity Tools
Like every other business out there, you have more demands on your time than you have hours in a day. Which is why these five essential indie author productivity tools just might help you squeeze in another
Read MoreWhen is a Picture Worth 1000 Words?
Sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words. If you’re thinking about artwork for your book, you’re right that it can greatly enhance your book. However, you’ll want to exercise
Read MoreHow These 7 Types of Editing Will Make You a Better Author
how do you decide what kind of editing you and your book are ready for? Developmental editing? Substantive? Line editing or copy editing? And then there’s mechanical, production, and proofreading.
Read More6 Brilliant Ways to Write Nonfiction Like a Bestselling Author
Whether you write nonfiction in the true crime, self-improvement, business, memoir, or any other sub-genre of nonfiction, there are six fundamental points we’d like you to keep in mind.
Read MoreSeven Nonfiction Book Marketing Musts for Indie Authors
Book marketing is totally up to you when you’re an indie author. The planning, book tours, social connection and promotion, and networking… all up to you. It just takes a bit of courage, consistency,
Read MoreMy Self-publishing Journey: David Rhodd Guest Author Post
I got to a point where I wanted to be able to reach a wider audience and raise my game to the next level. The best way to do that, and to stand out in a crowded marketplace, is to write a book. Because
Read MorePermission to Quote: How, When and the Indie Author Challenge
If you write nonfiction, like all of our clients at Ingenium Books, you may want to quote other notable experts in your field. In either case, keeping on the right side of copyright law and obtaining permission
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