WHERE BOOKS CALL HOME!
WHERE BOOKS CALL HOME!
The Bookause Lit Fest is a book festival in the city of Aberdeen aimed to harmonize the diverse pockets of literature and creative communities across Aberdeen and the North of Scotland, bringing them under one roof to explore the…
#Booktok is quite a thing, isn’t it? Since it came into popularity during the pandemic year, it has increasingly taken a place in the marketing plans of Publishing firms as well as in the strategies of independent authors. Books that…
I’ve always believed that writers inevitably draw from what they know, and that this is one of the most powerful ingredients in creating art that feels relatable, personal, and unforgettable. Our firsthand experiences, the stories we’ve lived, and the stories…
Do you want to write a book but haven’t even sorted out the plot yet? Or do you think your plot is missing something and would like to share ideas with a fellow writer? I’m offering a story plotting consultancy…
The author reflects on attending the launch of HarperCollins' new distribution center in Glasgow, asserting the ongoing relevance of print books despite the rise of ebooks. The significant investment by HarperCollins signals a promising future for print publishing, encouraging indie authors to prioritize print versions as consumer demand remains strong.
The author reflects on their struggle with impostor syndrome throughout their writing journey. Despite publishing multiple books, they often doubted their identity as a writer, associating it with external validation and recognition. Ultimately, they conclude that impostor syndrome signifies respect for the craft, acknowledging the rarity of achieving success in writing.
The author discusses their experience as a judge for the Comic Con Ibadan Awards, emphasizing the significance of this recognition for creators. They acknowledge the subjective nature of art and storytelling, suggesting that awards often depend on judges' preferences rather than the intrinsic quality of the work. Ultimately, they encourage writers to focus on connecting with their audiences.
The author reflects on setting realistic writing goals, emphasizing the importance of understanding one’s own abilities and circumstances. They recount their struggle to meet targets during university and highlight the need for time management and self-compassion. Goals should align with overall career strategy, avoiding comparison to others' achievements.
Naphtali Books (Publishing Division of Bookause Nigeria) is proud to announce that we are now taking manuscript submissions starting from January 1 to April 30, 2025. What we are looking for… We are accepting manuscripts in the following genre of…
Written by Olivia Uchechukwu Here’s one easy observation you pick up upon entering a gym room. Nearly all the men can’t seem to get enough of the lifting equipment while the ladies avoid it like a curse. The reason for…