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Social Media for Authors: How to Build Your Audience and Sell More Books
Social media gives authors a direct line to readers without a big advertising budget or a traditional publisher behind them. The platforms that matter most depend on your genre: TikTok's BookTok...
A Comprehensive Guide to Inkwell Academy for Writers
Ask any author and they’ll tell you the writing journey can be a solitary one. Now more than ever, writers need communities where they can hone their craft, seek valuable insights and connect with...
What to Expect When Working with Page Publishing
Since 2012, Page Publishing has provided thousands of authors in all genres the tools and services they need to publish their books. We know the publishing process can be daunting, so we strive to...
How to Keep Your Book on Track: Practical Strategies
Writing a book is a major undertaking. Like any long-term project, it's easy to lose focus and energy once the initial excitement wears off. A strong idea and a few good chapters can quickly turn into scattered notes, unfinished sections, research you meant to...
Choosing Your Book’s Physical Specs: Trim Size and Binding Guide
Writing a book is only one part of publishing. Formatting and packaging your manuscript into a physical book is a critical part of the publishing process. But a book is very different than a Word document; you can’t simply throw all the text into Microsoft Word and...
What Goes On a Book’s Copyright Page
A book’s copyright page provides important legal and practical information about its publication. There’s no single required format for a copyright page, or even what must be included. In fact, in the United States, even a copyright notice isn’t necessary because an...
How BISAC Codes, Categories, and Keywords Decide Whether Readers Find Your Book
It’s easy to think a great book will naturally find its way into readers' hands, but it’s rarely that simple. A book’s discoverability requires more than a compelling story and an eye-catching cover. The way your book is categorized and described online is a critical...
DIY Self-Publishing Looks Free. Here Is What It Actually Costs
The appeal of DIY self-publishing is straightforward: platforms like Amazon KDP and IngramSpark are free to use, which makes it easy to assume that publishing your book on your own costs nothing. That assumption is only true if you are comfortable publishing a book...
Self-Sabotage in the Creative Process: Signs and Solutions
You finally have time to write, so you reorganize your files. You open your manuscript, then check your email again. You get a spark of inspiration, and immediately tell yourself it has been done before. This is not laziness. This is not a lack of talent. This is...
What To Do If Your Book Isn’t Selling
There’s nothing more disappointing than finishing your manuscript, selecting a cover, and building your reader list only to watch your sales numbers stall. If your book isn’t selling, or if sales have suddenly slowed, don’t assume your publishing journey is over. In...
How Childhood Stories Shape Your Narrative Voice
You might think your narrative voice was shaped in a workshop or perfected through years of editing. But in truth, it likely started forming long before that, maybe even before you knew you were a writer. Our earliest encounters with story, the ones we absorbed as...
KDP Select vs Wide Publishing: Weighing Your Options as an Author
Choosing how to distribute your ebook is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make as a self-published author. While writing your book takes creativity and dedication, publishing it requires strategy. Should you enroll in Amazon’s KDP Select program and gain access to...












