A UK Literary Resource for Books, Writing and Publishing
The people behind the guidance
Get to know the contributors covering book writing, ghostwriting, editing and publishing for authors.
A practical, reader-first approach
A book project brings together many connected decisions: developing an idea, writing and revising a manuscript, choosing editing support, and understanding publishing options. W. A. Sterling, Nia Larks and James Andreson contribute to these subject areas for London Writers. Their profiles below describe the topics each focuses on and how those topics fit into an author's wider journey.
Digital marketing and personal branding
W. A. Sterling brings digital marketing experience to the way books and authors build visibility. Her work focuses on book promotion, helping authors shape a recognizable presence, and developing personal branding that reflects their work and connects with readers.
Editing and manuscript preparation
Nia Larks contributes to our explanations of how a manuscript can be prepared for readers. Her editorial focus connects the craft of writing with the decisions authors face when revising, editing and getting a book ready for its next stage.
Publishing and the author journey
James Andreson contributes to London Writers' publishing guidance for authors weighing up the steps between a finished draft and a book in readers' hands. His profile focuses on making publishing routes, production choices and the author journey easier to understand.
How we approach our content
London Writers is an informational resource. Our blog posts aim to explain processes and choices in plain English, distinguish general guidance from professional advice, and be reviewed and updated in line with our editorial standards.
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