We did it! Thank you for joining us on the very first year of our existence. We can’t wait to keep up the pace.
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House Tour: Sales
As much as we love to think about literature as an art form, at the end of the day, publishing is still a business where the ultimate goal is to sell books. As a publisher you could acquire the greatest novel ever written, but without the Marketing and Sales teams, that book isn’t going to fly off the shelves. Sales plays an integral role in getting books from the hands of the author to the hands of the reader as early as the acquisition stage.
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Toxic Romance: Emotional Abuse
Emotional abuse or past trauma is a frequent plotline in romance. And while something as serious as abuse shouldn’t be reduced to a plotpoint, it has nonetheless become a staple of the genre. Why? Because by and large, romance is the genre that most commonly addresses the issues real women face in their daily lives, including abuse.
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The Book Bible: The Gospel According to Writers
Realtors think location, location, location. Writers should think consistency, consistency, consistency.
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Author Events: In Person, and Socially Distant
In a time long, long ago when we could freely touch our faces in public and take leisurely strolls around grocery stores, authors could hold events in public.
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House Tour: Marketing
It is crucial for Marketing to show their enthusiasm for the book and present some key ideas on how they plan to promote it.
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Toxic Romance: Friends of the Opposite Sex
The age old question: can men and women really just be friends?
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Balancing Act: A Guide to Setting the Right Pace for Your Book
When it comes to engaging your readers, pacing is everything. The pace of your story not only works to pull readers in, but it keeps them going until the end. Good pacing is one of the hardest aspects of writing a novel and extremely difficult to attain. But have no fear, we have compiled four elements that we believe all writers should consider when setting the pace of their novel.
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Four Books to Read Before Summer Ends
So there’s good news and there’s bad news. Good news: we’re halfway through 2020! Bad news: we still have six months of 2020 to go…We’re also about halfway done with summer, can you believe it? We at Three Houses Press have been busier than ever, but if you have some extra time on your hands…
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Toxic Romance: Ageism
You may have seen the term representation being thrown around more often lately, with what is going on in the news cycle. (If you have somehow made it to this post, but have seen nothing else of late please email me and detail the exact dimensions of the rock you’re hiding under. Then check out…
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