Your Characters Smile Too Much

Your Characters Smile Too Much

Your characters smile too much. More than Mona Lisa. They also grin, nod, and shrug on every other page. Don’t believe it? Do a quick search to see how often your characters do these common actions in your manuscript. Go ahead, we’ll wait. Okay, Your...
Introducing Our First Father-Daughter Coauthor Duo

Introducing Our First Father-Daughter Coauthor Duo

Parents love creating memories with their children. Children’s book author Dr. Frank Clark went above and beyond for his daughter, Claire. Together, the pair wrote a children’s book. The result is a beautiful, encouraging book that will empower readers to dream...
How Long Should Your Book Be?

How Long Should Your Book Be?

If you’ve written a book, you’ve probably wondered if it’s too long. Or too short. How long should your book be? The answer is simpler than you expect. But it can also be more complicated. How Long Should Your Book Be: Meeting Reader Expectations...
Author School Visits: Tips to Make It Happen

Author School Visits: Tips to Make It Happen

If you’re a children’s book author, school visits are the perfect way to get in front of your ideal audience. Two-time Argyle Fox Publishing author Catherine Tally landed half a dozen school visits in just two months. Now, she’s out for more.

A Tool Christian Writers and Editors Need

A Tool Christian Writers and Editors Need

Should you capitalize Creator or abbreviate books of the Bible? If you write or edit Christian nonfiction, you’ve probably come across these questions and others and learned that The Chicago Manual of Style doesn’t have all the answers. Thankfully, another...