Articles For Authors

Writer’s ruin; How to Avoid Procrastination

6th February 2018 Procrastination is a human habit and one that all of us fall prey to at one point in time. However, when procrastination kicks in and puts you off your writing, you can quickly find yourself never finishing that book. This is not a situation you should let yourself be in, particularly when a bestseller could … Continue reading

The Best Advice for Non-Fiction Writers

6th February 2018 One of the biggest changes for writers of non-fiction books has been the dawn of the internet. No longer are writers restricted to academia or textbooks for research, and they can often find or obtain information on their chosen subject much more quickly and easily. Non-fiction writers can now often write and publish their book … Continue reading

Advice on Writing a Romantic Fiction Book

6th February 2018 Far from the stereotype of a trashy easy read on a sunbed, romance is a rich and diverse genre with a wide-ranging audience and an appeal that reaches many. If you’re looking to write romance fiction, then you’ll soon discover that this genre is often underestimated and not as easy to create as many writers … Continue reading

Historical Fiction Writing Guide

6th February 2018 Bring the past to life with a well-written historical fiction book and take advantage of a huge market on Amazon. Learn how to combine your imagination with the authenticity of the time period to keep the story believable and engaging. With the right balance of research and creativity, you will have readers hooked on every … Continue reading

Writing Tips for New Authors

11th January 2018 Starting out in writing is exciting, and being an aspiring novelist is full of promise and ambition. However, as with all of life’s joys, the initial motivation can quickly turn to despair when you’re faced with a clean desk and a blank page. Writing fiction is complex, multi-layered, and ambitious. Yet, fret not, fellow writers! … Continue reading

Our authors say

Writing a book and handing it over for potentially the whole world to scrutinize is difficult in itself but trying to find a publisher is even more stressful. After being turned down by a few agents and then being asked for an extortionate amount of money from one publisher I decided to go the self-publishing route. A few people I know have gone down this route but one in particular fought his way through Amazon publishing himself and ended up with a finished product he did not like. Not wishing to make the same mistake I decided to turn to PublishNation and have been highly delighted with the service they provided. Gwen was great with the editing/formatting and put up with my idiosyncrasies. I have now asked David to market Deception. He is keeping me informed at each stage of the marketing and I feel confident that his efforts will reap rewards. I can honestly say that using PublishNation’s services is a worthwhile, highly economical investment. I am currently writing a second book and will use PublishNation without any hesitation on its completion.

N.I. Cole
Deception