School Spirit — New Release!

School Spirit by Thomas Kingsley Troupe We are thrilled to announce the next installment in the Hair-Raiser series! If you enjoyed Death of the Party (Book 1) or love a scary story, get ready—because Sissy’s ghostly adventures are about to get a whole lot spookier. About the Book Sissy thought she was done with ghosts after the disastrous Halloween… Continue reading School Spirit — New Release!

January Writing Tips

January Writing Tips — Getting Started Last Month, in our Thursday Writing Tips series, we started the year off we some ideas to help get writers started. 1) Make a Habit of Writing We often hear from aspiring writers: “I’ll write when I feel inspired” or “I’m waiting for the right moment.” But the truth… Continue reading January Writing Tips

Our 2025 Top 10

It’s Time to Celebrate Our 2025 Publishing Achievements As we close the book on 2025 (pun absolutely intended), we’re excited to reflect on everything we accomplished together. From launching new titles to expanding into audiobooks and strengthening partnerships, this year proved that great stories—and the people who bring them to life—are what motivates us to do… Continue reading Our 2025 Top 10

Writing Conferences

Here are a handful of reasons why any aspiring author should attend a writing conference with some links thrown in to boot! Like in any profession, as well as most walks of life, the relationships we make have a significant impact on our development and success as individuals. The importance they hold for our growth as… Continue reading Writing Conferences

Amazon Author Page

With the amount of marketing information and websites available, it’s no wonder authors are left feeling a bit bewildered once they have copies of their book in hand. Getting that book noticed by readers is an incredibly daunting task. At Flat Sole Studio, we are strong believers in helping provide some straightforward solutions. Amazon is… Continue reading Amazon Author Page

McLaughlin-Esstman-Stearns Prize

Sponsored by The Write Center, a $500 prize is offered to the best first novel by a US author. This includes titles from independent presses and self-publishes. Deadline is March 15.