Days to Celebrate in July July 4: Independence Day. The day after the first anniversary of American independence, John Adams wrote a letter to his daughter Abigail about the […]

NAIWE.org! The New NAIWE Website Is Live! I am so excited to tell you that our new website is now live! When you visit the site, you may not immediately notice a difference. However, our new […]

Member Benefit: Discount on Fictionary’s An Insider’s View of Story Editing Course Member Benefit #28 Thirteen professional story editors edited the same novel. Each editor worked separately in Fictionary StoryCoach. This course […]

Five Reasons to Seek a Literary Agent for Your Book There are many paths to publishing a book — self-publishing, hybrid publishing, and traditional publishing are the main types. But how do you know if y […]

Book Review: Vampire Grooms and Spectre Brides Vampire Grooms and Spectre Brides Author: Tyler Tichelaar   Culture can be seen through many outputs within a society. And while many once […]

Days to Celebrate in June June 1: National Say Something Nice Day. Make the day pleasant for someone today by saying something nice. June 2: National Leave the Office Early Day. […]

Book Review: Sinking Your Teeth into Proper Dental Care Sinking Your Teeth into Proper Dental Care Author: Miriam Ruff   Most people will have their teeth for their entire lives, but the only education […]

Book Review: Catching Cold Volume 3: Judgment Catching Cold Volume 3: Judgment Author: Lem Moyé   For those readers who aren’t already hooked on to this series, book 3 begins with a bang — l […]

Book Review: Words Left Unspoken 2024 NAIWE Poetry Book Winner   Words Left Unspoken Author: J.A. McGovern Words are an important part of communication, but there are many […]

Member Benefit: Discount on Fictionary’s StoryTeller Software Member Benefit #27 Fictionary is a creative story editing software for fiction writers and editors. It provides a structured approach to story editing […]

Book Review: Good Grief Good Grief Authors: Valerie Swinton and Fred Kirby, Jr.   Losing a loved one is hard. And while many books focus on coping after the loss, Good […]

Highway to Homelessness: Road to Recovery

Author: Brian Masters

Many look to the homeless as people who want to be there, people who are addicted to drugs, and while some do want to live on the […]

May: National Get Caught Reading Month. Wherever you go, the campaign challenges you to get caught reading.

May 1: National Mother Goose Day. This day honors Mother Goose, the imaginary author of a […]

Today’s podcast episode is a Book Award Winner episode, where we get to know a writer who won the NAIWE Book Award.

Our guest today is Erin Berkery.

Erin Berkery is a freelance writer, creative career a […]

NAIWE enjoys helping its members to improve their skills and speed up their hourly processes.

One of the ways we do this is through our training. Each year, we offer live classes and webinars on topics such as […]

2024 NAIWE Book Cover Design Winner
 

Network Apprentice

Author: Graydon Hubbard

A well-done book cover design! The beauty shown in the large image of a woman in a dress made from the American flag […]

Member Benefit #26

Easy Relationship Application (EZRA) is a database to house all of the information for your small business! EZRA was developed by Editorial Inspirations to meet the record keeping needs of […]

Apologies in advance for invoking a cliché — it’s time to spring into spring.

As a freelance writer and editor, I always view a new year as a great opportunity for new projects and clients, new and better rate […]

The Six-Figure Freelancer

Laura Briggs

Many people have excellent skills to sell, but are still not making it as successful freelancers. While a freelancer may be a top-notch writer, that person may […]

I’m in the process of embarking on another — maybe a last — big adventure. I’m surrounded by packed boxes (42 of books alone so far) and piles of more belongings still to be packed. It’s a lot of work, even with […]