The research and targeting strategies that help writers identify the outlets most likely to respond -- and avoid wasting query letters on editors who were never going to bite.
The platform choices, content strategies, and audience-building habits that separate bloggers who grow a genuine readership from those who publish interesting work into the void.
A freelancer's candid account of the boundary-setting, scheduling, and mindset shifts that helped her stop feeling like she was always behind on everything at once.
The preparation habits and in-the-moment techniques that help writers, authors, and media professionals perform well under the pressure of a live or recorded media interview.
The entertainment photographer on the art of reading what a publicist, magazine, or celebrity actually needs from a shoot -- and delivering it while still doing work worth his name.
The bestselling novelist on the autobiographical impulse behind her fiction -- and why the books that have resonated most with readers are the ones she wrote to process her own life first.
The specific skills beyond writing that digital-era editors and publishers look for -- and how to build them without abandoning the craft that got you in the door in the first place.
The author and business consultant on his argument that digital tools expand what storytellers can accomplish -- rather than cheapening or replacing the craft of original idea generation.
The television host on the public scandal that derailed his career -- and the unexpected way losing everything became a catalyst for a more honest and intentional second act in media.
The MTV executive behind the show on the internal debate about whether the network could responsibly tell teenage pregnancy stories -- and what made the format ultimately work.