Publishing and Authors Entrepreneur Interviews

Motivated by the current economic downturn and his 2 boys, Prakash Dheeriya used his finance background to write a series of books for children about money.

Meet serial entrepreneur, Paulette Ensign. She founded Tips Products, a tip booklet publishing business, in 1991.

Lynda Cookson has had many different entrepreneurial adventures. Today, she is an artist and wrirtes art-related books. Learn about her journey from dance teacher to business owner.

Juliette, along with her sister and parents, founded Miss O & Friends when she was 15 years old.

It's a magazine, it's a blog, it's a deal website. It's MyDailyThread, the brainchild of Jeremy Berman. If you're interested in starting your own online magazine or deals blog, Jeremy has some advice to give.

Ian Coburn has written two books and has had media appearances on TV and radio. He advises us on how the choices we make influence our success in our professional and personal lives.

Blogs can often be a one-way conversation from blogger to readers. BlogFrog is a plug-in that expands the conversation by allowing blog readers to interact with each other. BlogFrog co-founder Holly Hamann shares her reasons for joining this woman-centered business.

With the advent of the Internet, publishing a book became not just a job for urban elites. Now anyone with the time and know-how can self-publish their book. Asadah, author of 'Beating Black Kids' shares her thoughts on writing and publishing your work.

As an author, C.F. Jackson recognized the power of the Internet to promote her books. That observation ultimately led to her starting a business that works with other authors to help them make the most of the Web.

There are many children's book writers out there, so it's natural that there's a market for resources that cater to these authors. Jon Bard started a company in that niche area, and he's been at it for nearly twenty years.

Debbie and Paul Lamb started by writing a book about relationship counseling and have grown to founding their company Lambs on Love.

Looking to start a career-coaching business? CEO Adrienne Graham offers some great advice.

Stacey Kannenberg has founded a number of companies in the publishing and consulting industry. She's a talented entrepreneur with some great advice for those of you who are just getting started.

Many of us have thought about writing books about our experiences. The Book Midwife has helped many people make this dream happen.