by Claire Winterwolf | Jul 28, 2025 | Editing Services, Publishing Tips, Resources, Writing Tips and Tools
Your story is progressing smoothly. The main plot is solid, your characters are growing, and everything’s falling into place. And yet… something still feels a little too predictable. That’s where subplots come in – those secondary storylines that can add...
by Claire Winterwolf | Jul 25, 2025 | Editing Services, Publishing Tips, Resources, Writing Tips and Tools
Have you ever started writing a story that had great scenes and characters, but somehow felt like it was going nowhere? Learning how to write a main plot is one of the most important storytelling skills you can master. A strong main plot acts as the spine of your...
by Claire Winterwolf | Jul 18, 2025 | Editing Services, Publishing Tips, Resources, Writing Tips and Tools
If you’ve ever stared at a blinking cursor while trying to write an author bio, you’re not alone. Writing an author bio for a book or a website can feel awkward, especially for debut authors who are just starting out. But the good news is, your biography doesn’t...
by Claire Winterwolf | Jun 12, 2025 | Blog Optimization, Marketing Tips, Publishing Tips, Resources, Writing Tips and Tools
Images do more than make your blog pretty. They help your content get discovered. For authors and creatives, optimizing images is an easy way to boost your visibility without overhauling your entire website. The good news? Yoast SEO gives you some handy tools to make...
by Claire Winterwolf | May 26, 2025 | Editing Services, Publishing Tips, Resources, Writing Tips and Tools
Writing a nonfiction book blurb can feel like trying to squeeze your entire book into two sentences. You know it matters—but where do you even start? Here’s the good news:There’s a formula. And it works. At Winterwolf Press, we’ve helped dozens of nonfiction authors...
by Claire Winterwolf | May 26, 2025 | Editing Services, Publishing Tips, Resources, Writing Tips and Tools
Your guide to writing a nonfiction book blurb that actually sells. You’ve written your nonfiction book, edited it meticulously, and perhaps even settled on a title that doesn’t haunt your dreams. But now, you’re staring at the back cover space—or that...