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Philip Gorski is a graduate of Edinboro University's English/Writing program. While studying in the frozen north of Pennsylvania, he learned he enjoys writing both fiction and nonfiction in almost equal parts. When not writing, he enjoys video games, entirely too many...

I'm a former high school English teacher working now as university administrator. I've been published in academic and non-profit journals, and my articles have appeared in major newspapers. However for my first non-fiction book I was really struggling between...

If you are an author, chances are you must be tired of the term ‘self publishing’. Many publishing professionals point out the fact that self publishing is not a new trend and that it was known as ‘vanity publishing’ in the yesteryear. What’s interesting to note is...

It is a known fact that in today's market, book publishing industry is going through a lot of changes. It might seem that it all happened in just a few past years, but they did not. Self publishing was already an established business model but with a negative term...

As you develop your book’s core concept, you might find yourself coming across questions for which you don’t have any clear answers. More importantly, you may find that your audience needs information outside the domain of your expertise. If you’re writing a book...

You can read countless opinions on the subject of outlining. Some writers say to do it and stick to it religiously, while other authors will say they don’t outline at all. This is one area where non-fiction writing diverges from fiction writing. If you’re writing a...

When you’re in the preliminary stages of writing a book, your immediate network is a great resource for quickly finding out the reality picture of how well your book’s core message conveys to your audience. At the same time, it’s important to stay true to your message...