Author name: Vivian Hartwell

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How to Turn Your Manga Story into a Money-Making Machine

Your manga story can earn real income once you treat it like a creative business with steady potential. Many creators build monthly earnings through chapter sales, fan support systems, and digital formats that reward frequent releases. You can do the same with a clear plan and a strong focus on what readers value. I learned […]

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How to Publish Your Books on Lulu

Publishing your book feels exciting, but it also takes some guidance. Lulu gives you a platform where you can upload, print, and sell your work without needing a traditional publisher. Many new authors start here because it’s flexible and simple to use. You can print paperbacks, hardcovers, or eBooks, and your readers can order directly

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A Beginner’s Guide to IngramSpark

Publishing a book no longer requires a big-name agent or a traditional publishing deal. You can take full control of your publishing journey and still compete with books from the biggest publishing houses. IngramSpark gives independent authors and small publishers the power to get their books into major bookstores, libraries, and online retailers around the

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How to Sell Your Books on Gumroad: 2025 Guide for Authors

Selling ebooks online has never been easier… or more crowded. You’re competing with millions of titles on Amazon, limited control on Apple Books, and a royalty structure that often feels like you’re working for someone else. That’s why more authors and digital creators are turning to Gumroad, a direct-to-consumer platform that gives you full control

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How to Publish on Kobo: What Every Author Should Know

Readers aren’t all shopping on Amazon. Some are browsing Apple Books on their iPhones. Others are using Kobo eReaders, scrolling through local digital bookstores in Belgium, Singapore, or Mexico. As an author, you can’t afford to wait for everyone to find your book in one place. You need to go where they already are, and

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Amazon Print on Demand: A Complete Guide for Self-Published Authors in 2025

Publishing a book used to mean taking big financial risks. You had to commit to printing hundreds or even thousands of copies upfront, then hope your book sold fast enough to avoid collecting dust or debt. Warehousing fees, returns from bookstores, and shipping logistics could drain your budget before you sold your first ten copies.

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Why Sarah J. Maas Books Are a Must-Study for Fantasy Writers

There’s a reason readers camp out at midnight releases and reread entire series before the next book drops. Sarah J. Maas books make people feel something. They’re emotional, immersive, and addictively readable. And if you’re a fantasy writer trying to find your voice, her work shows that you don’t have to choose between writing for

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Why the Scholastic Book Club Matters for Aspiring Authors

Aspiring children’s book authors today have more publishing options than ever—Amazon KDP, IngramSpark, even viral exposure on BookTok. But one of the most influential platforms in the children’s book world has been quietly shaping young readers for over 75 years: the Scholastic Book Club. This program has been a trusted source for parents, teachers, and

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J.R.R. Tolkien Books Every Aspiring Author Should Study

Writing a novel from scratch takes more than creativity. You need structure, vision, and a deep understanding of storytelling. If you’re serious about becoming a published author, especially in fantasy fiction, studying J.R.R. Tolkien books is one of the smartest investments you can make in your craft. Tolkien wasn’t just a professor of language and

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