N M J Coveney has worked in the book publishing industry for more than 15 years in a variety of roles, and Everything Not Saved is his debut novel.
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Reading challenges aren’t just for readers chasing a goal. They’re also an opportunity for authors to connect with people looking for their next great read.
Making an ebook accessible has always required more guesswork than it should. Which images need alt text? Will your heading structure trip up a screen reader? Most authors never find out until it's too late. Some never find out at all.
Every Spark account now includes a new Accessibility Evaluation feature built right into the Book-Building Tool. It scans your ebook's interior file, flags common problems, and tells you exactly what to fix and where.
Randi Smith is a proud member of Authors Against Book Bans and the Independent Book Publishers Association. Her YA novel Ada Holloway's Had Enough follows a high-school senior whose research project leads her to a banned book and inspires her to launch a secret library book club that champions the freedom to read.
A brand style guide is the one-page reference that keeps you consistent everywhere a reader might find you: covers, website, social, email. Skip it, and every platform you touch ends up looking like it belongs to a slightly different author. Build one, and readers start recognizing you before they even register your name.
Kelly Ehlers is an award-winning entrepreneur, marketing visionary and author with more than 25 years of experience shaping brands and challenging the status quo. She's the creator of Nice Girls Win, a book and movement proving women don't have to become harder, louder, or less human to succeed.
Born in sweltering Singapore, Celine Ong (they/she) was raised in mosh pits and writes fun and flirty queer romance novels about chaos gremlins with dreadful manners, funky feelings, and mortifyingly earnest hearts.
Darcy Burke is the USA Today-bestselling author of captivating, compelling historical mystery and romance as well as small-town contemporary romance. Her new Regency whodunit series Only Murders in the Square, kicks off with In the Midnight Hour where a murder, a mysterious widow, and a dangerous alliance collide.
Cynthia Schulz is a champion for disability parenting. With more than 40 years of experience as a mother raising four children, one with developmental disabilities, she is a voice to be reckoned with. Her book Shine On: Raising Our Kids with Disabilities to Lead Bright, Happy Lives won an IndieReader Discovery Award in Nonfiction.


