This World Book Day, we’re celebrating the power of publishing. We asked FriesenPress authors what publishing their book has meant in their lives—and their reflections might be just the nudge you need to move forward. Looking for motivation? Here are 25 MORE reasons to publish in 2025.

Transform your children’s book into a world of wonder by creating endless opportunities for real-life interaction with your story. From stickers to plush toys, children’s author Lindsay Woollard shares 5 fun promotional products that will create an interactive experience kids will love.

Not every story is ready to be told right now — and that’s okay. Writing about trauma takes clarity, courage, and good timing. To help you decide if you’re ready, book coach Amy Russell-Coutts shares 4 important steps for approaching your trauma story.

Great poetry collections aren’t just poems—they’re a cohesive reading experience. Just in time for National Poetry Month, poet and FriesenPress editor Ellie Sawatzky shares her expert tips on arranging a collection that resonates.

Publishing is an investment—and not all publishing partners are created equal. Before you commit, make sure you’ve found the right fit. Trustworthy, experienced, and transparent partners are out there—you just need to know where to look.

Great books aren’t written—they’re rewritten. We asked FriesenPress authors to share the editorial advice that shaped their books—and gathered 20 of the most impactful insights worth bookmarking.

Dialogue isn’t just a conversation between characters—it’s also a conversation with the reader. Astra Crompton shares expert dialogue-writing techniques that bring your characters to life and do the heavy lifting in your storytelling.

Want to be seen as a thought leader AND sell more books? LinkedIn might be the perfect platform to do both. Smith Publicity shares 7 actionable strategies to help you showcase your expertise and promote your book effectively.

Beautiful, poetic prose is great—but does it serve the bigger picture? If not, it might be time to “kill your darlings”. We break down how to trim the excess and strengthen what remains.

Your table of contents is like your book’s menu—make it irresistible. With a thoughtful, strategic approach you can turn curious browsers into satisfied patrons. Try book coach Steve Donahue's expert tips to optimize yours and boost nonfiction book sales.