Sarah A. Bailey

Some writers struggle because nothing is coming. Others struggle because too much is coming. Both can feel paralyzing in different ways — one feels empty, the other feels chaotic. This question isn’t about productivity, it’s about what kind of weight creativity is putting on you right now. If you want a slightly more poetic version Some of us face silence. Some of us face noise. Both can stop the pen. Are you blocked by emptiness, or overwhelmed by abundance?

New comment Feb 3

Sarah A. Bailey

0 likes • Feb 3

@Owen Bergman wow I have checked it out wow is amazing

Sarah A. Bailey

1 like • Feb 3

@Owen Bergman Yeah, but not now I will do that later, but you have a wonderful book, but I noticed something missing

Sarah A. Bailey

Jan 7 •

General discussion

What is the biggest challenge you’re facing right now as an author?

starting, staying consistent, shaping the story, or finally finishing it? Whatever it is, you’re not alone. Every book struggles before it finds its voice, and every writer hits resistance before a breakthrough. Let's share our challenges and find a solution to them

New comment Jan 25

Sarah A. Bailey

2 likes • Jan 25

@Stephen Shapiro Alright then

Sarah A. Bailey

1 like • Jan 25

@Stephen Shapiro so how have you been trying things out?

Jerry Hutcheson

Jan 11 •

Writing & Publishing Help ✍🏻

ISBN Question

I understand its possible to use the same ISBN number for KDP and Ingram if both are the same format such as paperback. Is this correct? Also is this possible with electronic format, or audio book? What about the different electronic formats do they need separate a ISBN?

New comment Jan 11

Sarah A. Bailey

4 likes • Jan 11

Yes, that’s correct. You can use the same ISBN for KDP and Ingram Spark as long as the book is the same print format (e.g., paperback with the same size and content). eBooks do not require ISBNs, and most authors don’t use them. If used, different digital formats technically need separate ISBNs, but this is rarely enforced. Audiobooks also do not require ISBNs and use platform-specific identifiers instead. In short: Same print format across platforms: same ISBN Different formats (paperback, hardcover): new ISBN eBook and audiobook: ISBN not required

Sarah A. Bailey

Dec '25 •

General discussion

New member who needs a support

Hello everyone i am new here i hope i am in the right place i also needs a support

New comment Dec '25

Sarah A. Bailey

1 like • Dec '25

@Heather Whole wow that's good to hear so how did you overcome that i will love if you can share with me

Sarah A. Bailey

1 like • Dec '25

@Heather Whole wow that's good, can you tell me mote about him