Author K.P. Knupp is an accomplished writer celebrating her debut novella, The Witch's Curse. Explore her methods, motivations, and publishing experience in this exclusive Q&A.

Here's some insight into why I have chosen the path of a freelance editor (and writer). Part of it has been circumstance, and part of it has been motivation to find purpose in my life and help others succeed.

Word count can vary depending on the genre and the author's intention. What matters most isn't the book's page count but its writing style, plot, characters, and story arcs that propel the book forward. Read more here.

Finding the right person for your artistic needs is possible if you do your homework and connect. Here are my tips for investing in quality artists for your book's needs.

It's not easy to start a new relationship, but an author-editor partnership is a special one. Together you can make great things happen, and ensure readers are engaged, entertained, and keep reading your work. But freelance editing doesn't mean it should be free. Here are my tips for negotiating with an editor if you're on a tight budget.

Writing a best-selling romance novel is tough work. You have a great idea, fun characters, a memorable meet cute, and a compelling setting, but when you sit down to write the opening lines, you freeze. How do you captivate an audience with one sentence?

Parenthood is tough, but it doesn't have to mean the end of creativity. These 6 steps to writing can help you start again.

Why can't I give my main character a proper name?

As a writer, you've probably spent a good deal of time thinking about word choice and narrative style.

Folkways Press founder Hannah Fields answers questions about book publishing, her path to Folkways Press, and the future of the industry.

Writers! If you want to get words down and hold yourself accountable, here are five reasons why you should try a writing sprint.