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Literary agent Barbara Poelle answers readers questions about when to nudge an agent and what to do with a book youve published through a hybrid scam in this Funny You Should Ask column from the Sept/Oct 2022 issue of Writers Digest.

         “The laws governing AI art are outdated and need to be changed,” according to multi-published author Gini Graham Scott, who has published over 200 books, including three dozen picture books. After she began creating some AI illustrations for four of the books, she learned that it

This Indie Author Profile shines a light on NAACP Image Award-winning legal thriller author Pamela Samuels Young and how she found indie publishing success.

Do you know that the power of creating the right questions starts with your personal observance–what you see … what you hear?In this episode of AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing podcast, author Christine Kahane joins host Dr. Judith Briles in an engaging journey of creating the right questions at the

            Now that ducks are flying south for the winter, a new popular song celebrates the book series The Story of Googala Duck, which is all about a duck that decides to stay home when his family flies south, because he loves the pond so

        After experimenting with various AI – artificial intelligence – platforms, the author of 200+ books and 18 features and documentary films, Gini Graham Scott, PhD, experimented with several AI platforms. She used them to write an article and press copy, narrate videos, provide illustrations for four

Ramona Wildeman’s “A Siege of Herons” nominated in Children’s Book category

Ramona Wildeman’s “A Siege of Herons” nominated in Children’s Book category

Ramona Wildeman’s “A Siege of Herons” nominated in Children’s Book category