Day to Day

Articles about managing the practical aspects of a writing career. Topics include finding agents and publishers, workspace setup, software selection and working with editors.

Find a Literary Agent

Literary agents can handle publishing, marketing, and contracts so you can focus on writing—here's how to find and land a real one.

How to Choose Writing Software

Pick the right writing software by testing what actually works for you instead of chasing every new tool available.

Interest a Publisher in Your Book

Get a publisher interested in your book by researching the right fit and pitching your work in a way they can't ignore.

Set Up Your Business Workspace

Set up your home office as a writer with the right equipment and workspace layout to work efficiently and impress potential employers.

What Does a Literary Agent Do?

Literary agents help writers get published by pitching books to publishers and negotiating contracts on their behalf.

Working with an Editor to Improve Your Work

An editor can help you spot repeated mistakes and weak points in your writing while teaching you how to build stronger work over time.

Write a Business Plan or CV for a 3rd Party

Turn your business plan writing skills into a freelance service by writing CVs and business plans for paying clients.