Writers Beware Of Autharium It seems like this is the time of year for scams targeting writers. Passive Guy, aka David Vandagriff, rece...

Donna Fasano And Her Publishing Journey Donna Fasano wrote for a traditional publisher for nearly 20 years and published 32 romance no...

Matthew J. Beier, author of The Breeders , writes:  In deciding to take the big leap, I knew two things for certain: I was putting futu...

I owe my thanks to a number writers who give up their valuable time to maintain writing blogs that both instruct and inspire. Today, to h...

As PG has read book contracts for his clients (Thank You!) and contracts contributed to his Contract Collection (Thank You!), one message ke...

For those of you who have followed The Passive Voice blog over the years, you know that Passive Guy has flirted with the idea of restarting...

In the past I've written about the growing suspicion among writers that their publishers -- even big 6 publishers -- are under-reportin...

Passive Guy has written another article about contracts, this one focusing on the question: Why would a good agent, one who knows how to re...

Passive Guy goes over the non-compete clause in a contract an author sent into him. Here is part of his analysis: PG thinks a reasonabl...

I have been enjoying reading about contracts lately. I know, I know, that claim may seem less than plausible, but I think that book cont...

Here's a great article by Marie Force on how to format a manuscript for Amazon: Self-Publishing Tips for the Uninitiated . Also, I wo...