The Bookish Brand

Want to write a book but don't have an idea? With IP projects, publishers hand you the concept, you bring it to life, and get paid upfront! Learn how.

Discover Hanna Kim's pathway to becoming a published author, the unexpected extensions of "The Magic Lunch Box" series, and the joy found in community connections in the latest insightful blog post by Rachel Werner.

From mastering public speaking to preparing for media interviews, columnist Rachel Werner offers essential tips for authors to overcome stage fright and make a memorable impression.

Listen, engage, and fuel transformative progress through authentic dialogue on July 8th in Minneapolis.

Beyond the "Once Upon a Time": The gritty, glamorous, and grueling journey of debut authors unveiled.

Is AI coming for writers? Explore the hype and realities behind AI tools, and find out why human touch still matters in content creation. Our contributor, Rachel Werner, interviews MIT grad and Fancy Comma founder, Sheeva Azma, for an insightful take on AI's impact on the writing industry.

Are you a freelancer looking to achieve financial resiliency? Learn key strategies to manage your finances and safeguard against financial setbacks.

Strengthen your personal brand and expand your network with these creative revenue streams.

Is a writing conference right for you this year? Rachel digs in and looks at some upcoming ones on the calendar for 2023.

Approaching professional goals from this perspective may be the fresh outlook needed to help you simplify, sell and scale your way to more success in 2023. A solid starting point is acknowledging what you don’t know about entrepreneurship.

The Bookish Brand launched one year ago. A few times I’ve wondered how long it may take for me to run out of topics to cover. Then I’ll encounter another person who is grappling with how to sustain a full-time writing career or an active side hustle.

Is it better to be the podcaster or the interviewee? Both can be beneficial to fledgling and seasoned authors alike. Thankfully, neither role necessitates having to forego the other.