Inger E. Johnson explains book metadata so readers can find your book: BISAC vs keywords, platform quirks, and a four-step audit.
Once Upon A Time…
Once upon a time, someone started talking so the dark would feel smaller. From fables and opera to Toastmasters, novels and video, the story changed clothes and kept the job.
The Little Blue House Full of Books
A little blue house on a pole at the corner of Reed and 2 South in Chino Valley holds some of my favorite surprise reads. Take a book. Share a book.
Put Down the Phone. Pick Up the World.
What if one of the best little games you could play didn't require a screen, a pen, an app, or even instructions? Try The Observation Challenge.
There’s Something About “Something”
One harmless word. 158 appearances. A lighthearted look at the crutch words that sneak into our writing—and what happens when we finally notice them.
Demystifying Copyrights
Inger E. Johnson explains when copyright starts automatically, why registration matters, and why the poor man's copyright is a myth.
Book Distribution Demystified
Inger E. Johnson maps going wide with IngramSpark and Draft2Digital, royalties, pitfalls, and a hybrid strategy for indie authors.
The Author Rabbit Hole
Inger E. Johnson talks holding Veiled Halos in print, the overwhelm that followed, and a four-question marketing plan for first-time authors.
ISBNs Demystified!
Inger E. Johnson explains what an ISBN is, free platform ISBNs vs owning your own, and how to set up KDP and IngramSpark for wide distribution.
SI & Sometimes the Wrong Turn Ends Up Taking Us Exactly Where We Needed to Go
Inger E. Johnson talks generative vs assistive SI, ghostwriting, book covers, and what still makes human storytelling matter.
