By Kim Batchelor
on Wednesday, May 24th, 2017 in BookHive Corp, Research, Self-Publishing, Writing.
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The idea of self-publishing your novel can be overwhelming, but it needn’t be. In fact, it is easier to self-publish these days, especially with the emergence of the Ebook and other forms of digital publication. Here are some of the more popular and user friendly Self-Publishing options out there right now: Smashwords: Ebook: Cost: Free […]
By Kim Batchelor
on Tuesday, May 16th, 2017 in BookHive Corp, Literary Agent, Research, Writing.
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If you working on or planning a non-fiction book, here are some tips on how to pitch! Unlike in fiction writing, you don’t have to have a complete manuscript to pitch your book; the important thing is your proposal. The proposal is what you will present to a potential editor, agent, or publisher. A good […]
By Jennifer Bowen
on Saturday, May 13th, 2017 in BookHive Corp.
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For those of you who have read past posts know, I have felt a direct link between my writer’s block and my fertility issues the last five years. Five years. Yes, that’s right. Or four and a half years if I’m getting technical, but I feel like rounding up. During the first two years of […]
By Kim Batchelor
on Friday, May 12th, 2017 in BookHive Corp, Literary Agent, Novels.
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Steven Mayfield, author of Delphic Oracle U.S.A and looking to publish his new novel The Treasure of the Blue Whale, both of which were tested at BookHive, has just signed with Jody Rein Agency! Today he answers some questions for BookHive about this exciting new development. KB: What do you feel are the advantages of […]
By Kim Batchelor
on Tuesday, May 2nd, 2017 in BookHive Corp, Research, Self-Publishing, Writing.
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Despite the large steps that have been taken towards equality in the last few years, the LGBTQIA+ market is still considered a niche one in the world of literature. Often taking up only a small section of the bookstore, books in the LGTBQIA+ genre don’t often get a fair share of attention. But beyond that, […]
