"Don’t get too caught up or distracted by the idea of craft or what it means to be a writer. Writing is words on a page, and that’s that. "

I wrote this blog to share to my friends and future writers who wants to self-publish. I hope it helps.

I know the feeling of just wanting to write and write and have someone else do the nitty gritty details of editing, revising and polishing.

At some point, after months spent working on our WIP, we’ve all asked ourselves: “Is my book ready for querying or self-publication?"

Organize your ideas using our world-building and plotting tools. Write your novel with the advanced editor.

That's where Note to Self comes in. It is our private notepad, a one-stop-shop to send all that random ideas for scenes, jot down our...

5 ways to fit more reading into your day!

Pluot is one of my favorites that I've been using far longer than the others I've installed. Let's see why.

Struggling to find a pen name for your next book? Look no further, this guide will walk you through choosing your writer alias!

Three podcasts I recommend for new writers and aspiring authors, focusing on the craft of writing from sentences to world-building.

My friends and I have been passing on this topic every now and then. I don't think that plotting is any better than pantsing or vice versa.

Here are a few things to take note of, a few good concepts that is good to have before investing time, effort, money and braincells to write

Welcome back to Indie Journey! Today, we're chatting with Jessi Tayylor. Jessi is currently writing Morning Light: a post-apocalypse...

Hello there! Please, grab a drink and stay a moment. Welcome to the first official post of Indie Journey, a Floppi Pages blog. I'm Del...