November has a way of making us talk about gratitude. With Thanksgiving approaching, we’re reminded to think about the people, experiences, and everyday moments we’re thankful for.

We don’t really celebrate Halloween anymore the way we used to. But once upon a time? We committed.

A large amount of my favorite memories as a kid were made in a small used bookstore down the road called The Bookworm Shop.

The path to publication has expanded, giving writers more opportunities to publish on their own terms. One of these options is independent publishing, which is the path an “indie author” takes to get their books published.

September 8 is International Literacy Day! To (preemptively) celebrate, I decided to spend a day at my local library! Libraries are essential public places providing people with free books, of course, but they go even beyond that.

In the first post of this two-part series, I shared five lessons I’ve learned about writing a children’s book. Now, I’m back with five more lessons from my publishing journey.

"How do you write a children's book?" It sounds like a simple question. The answer is not nearly as simple. I am a first-time children's author sharing what I have learned over years of developing, revising, and expanding a single story into a series.

Hello! This is Elena, Director of Marketing and PR at Curious Whisker Press and daughter of founder Kimberly Welsh. Today, I want to talk a bit about what got us to the point where we have a brand-new website and a book-in-progress.