Write.Publish.Impact. Blog

Maya Amaele Liebermann

If I scrunch myself up as small as possible and fit myself into a lumpy little ball will it go well for me?

Will I be happy as a writer?

Will I be happy in my life?

If I...

4-Part Feminine Creation Cycle: Read/listen to the introduction of this modality

**Note this blog is part of a larger series

Phase 1: Dreaming/Resting

 a feminine creation cycle starts...

Hello my love's,

I am joining you from Red Thread Publishing. We are going to be sharing with you this entire month our four-part process that I teach in our weekly women's writers circle. By...

So you are at that part of the book process: 

• You have committed & figured out what you have to say, 
• you have written a draft, but know it needs more attention. 
• your sort of...

Does this sound familiar?

"I'm finding it difficult to edit because of the intricacy of weaving in my story with certain Japanese teachings, challenging to make it flow in a way that people are...

So you are writing a book! Awesome. 

In our weekly Writer's circle, we navigate all phases of the creation process. Recently we came upon this common question. I want to share it...

The day before a book comes out is always a jumble of emotions. Whether it's your first book or your 8th book, it's always a lot. Tomorrow 19 women will be published authors in our...

Frances Trejo attended last week's Ready, Set, Publish Virtual Summit.

 I love a good story, I always have.

The story of Red Thread Publishing & how it got its name.

My grandfather raised me on Greek myths. One of my favorites has always been Theseus...

So many people dream of writing a book.

So many people dream of taking wild adventures & falling in love, quitting their job & doing crazy stuff. The vast majority of those...

I love speaking to women about their book projects. I love listening to their dreams & what they are creating. There's something magical in these conversations; the aspiration &...

a year of reading women

As a history teacher for years, I am forced to admit to being part of the problem. Even being a creative, edgy teacher and willing to challenge the establishment, I only...