Why every author’s website needs the perfect contact page
A website contact page isn’t just a necessity for authors — it’s an opportunity. Done right, your contact page can help turn your casual readers
Do I actually need social media?
This may feel obvious, but the most important thing for you to do first as an author is write a great book! Rest easy knowing
Acclaimed poet and novelist blends philosophy, science and fiction in lyrical novel on AI and the information age
New York City, NY–In “Cyborg Fever,” acclaimed writer Laurie Sheck brings us a probing and lyrical philosophical fiction in the spirit of Umberto Eco, Italo
Kids venture into magical woods searching for lost friend
Perfect for fans of “Percy Jackson” and “The Wingfeather Saga,” a MG fantasy of friendship and teamwork Southwest of Western Australia – Follow Tilly through
5 Books for Fans of Mickey7
Mickey 17 is out in theaters starting March 7, and if you’re like me and read Mickey7 before exploring the fantastic direction of Bong Joon
Book Recommendations and Influencers to Follow for Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month, and Books Forward wanted to celebrate some of the badass women we work with and some of their favorite books
Bestselling author, highly respected psychologist asks: How much of yourself should you sacrifice for the one you love?
In her deeply personal new memoir, Bonnie Comfort shares the unfiltered story of her 30-year marriage to a Hollywood screenwriter PORTLAND, Oregon – Can a
After holding onto a dark secret for nearly 70 years, an abuse survivor finds healing in sharing her story
Palm Beach, FL –For fans of “The Glass Castle” and “Educated,” an abuse survivor-turned-advocate examines the full circle of generational trauma, resilience, and healing in
Family learns hiding dark secrets from a small town is the hardest trick of all
KIRKWOOD, MO – Seasoned author and journalist Anne Shaw Heinrich inspires another powerful portrayal of small town life and the veil of indifference we so
Acclaimed poet’s new literary novella explores truth and deception at a famous writers’ colony
“a beautifully unsparing, rollickingly funny, tender story about fact and fiction” –Philip Bennett, former managing editor, The Washington Post BOSTON, MA – In Diane Wald’s
