Michael Gallant
Using the Three-Act Structure in Your Story
What is the three-act structure, and how is it used in storytelling? Learn essential components and tips for how to incorporate this approach into your writing.
How to Write a Book Title That Gets Attention
One way to attract more readers is to write a book title that grabs their attention. We've got ideas and examples to help you do just that.
How To Deal With Writing Criticism And Negative Feedback
Even the most brilliant writers can feel frustrated, disillusioned, or demoralized when it comes to their work. Here’s how to keep writing through it all.
Common-sense Tips To Get People To Your Book Signing
These strategies can help you summon a vibrant audience for your next big literary event or book signing.
How To Get People To Your Book Signing
Creative and thoughtful planning will help you fill the house for your book launch, book signing, or next big literary event.
How To Write For An International Audience
When you know that your work will be translated and shared with readers in different countries, these real-world tips can help.
You’re Never Too Old To Write
Writing isn't just a young person's game. Many authors who didn't start writing until they were in their fifties, sixties, and seventies (and older!) have made their mark on critics and readers.












