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Poetry Books Revived and Revitalised  Write-On Publishing has recently completed an exciting project for Snells Beach poet and artist Susanne Morning.Susanne had three poetry books which had been published in Korea and the US about 20 years ago and were no longer in print. She wanted to revive and revitalise them and bring them to

Write-On Publishing, in association with the Warkworth War Memorial Library and the Warkworth Writing Group, will be presenting the Warkworth Author Expo in early 2026!The event, inspired by a conversation with one of the members of the Warkworth Writing Group just a few days ago, will hopefully take place in late February or early March

You have a published book in print! It has been turned into a great eBook! You think it would make a great audiobook but have always been put off by the perceived costs – hiring a narrator, and then creating the audiobook itself!  Too expensive, right?Wrong! Thanks to AI and Virtual Voice, Audobooks are now

This article was first published as a Kotobee Blog and is used by kind permission Have you ever wondered how audiobooks are created? It’s not just about reading words out loud into a microphone. Audiobooks are more about bringing books to life through tone, pacing, and acting. For example, a thrilling mystery and a heartwarming

My ArtificiaI Intelligence Experience I am sure you have all seen ads like the one above.  Have you ever taken the time to find out what it is all about? I have been into writing practically all my life, and for the past 10 or 12 years, I have actively been involved in helping people

This article was first published as a Kotobee Blog and is used by kind permission Both PDFs and EPUBs can be read via ebook readers and on computer devices – but because they come from relatively distinct backgrounds, the ways in which readers can view them are slightly different. Below are five pointers to when

eBooks, or electronic books, were initially considered to be the death of the paper book. However, they have instead slipped into the book market alongside traditional books. Initially one needed a special reader device such as a Kindle Fire or Kobo to read eBooks, but they can now be read on just about any smart