“Clear and concise. I think this will be a useful resource for many writers.”

“If you’re a serious writer who intends to make a business out of your writing, the newest book in the Business Books for Writers series—The Profitable Writer—is a must read. Tonya knows how to take a topic most writers abhor and break that topic down into digestible bites. From cash flow and balance sheets to taxes and beyond, she provides guidelines and resources simple enough for an accountophobic like me to follow!”— Louisa Swann, Author

Meeting the Writer’s Deadline is a must read packed with many productivity tips for not only writers, but anyone that does creative work. Great book filled with workable ideas to organize your work while not infringing on your creative flow. Clear and easy to follow, without technical jargon, it provides a blueprint for avoiding the stress and embarrassment of missed deadlines.

“The Profitable Writer is full of useful information and resources. It answered some questions I’ve had for a while, and gave me some answers I didn’t know I needed.” — Angela Penrose, Hybrid Writer

“An essential resource for those of us still flying by the seat of our pants in business.”

Are you new to the writing business and still trying to figure out how you are going to make your publisher’s deadlines? Or worse: your own deadlines? Are you an experienced writer looking for ways to tweak your current process? Then look no further than Tonya Price’s new book Meeting The Writer’s Deadline. It is practical and contains advice you can apply to your work right now. I highly recommend it!

“The Profitable Writer is a great, easy to read handbook on the basics of managing your money.  From bank accounts to balance sheets, this book helps you not only understand those concepts but also offers you constructive tips on maximizing the financial side of your writing business while avoiding common pitfalls.” — C.A. Rowland, Author

“Contains worksheets to make it easy to put your information together and a very positive, encouraging tone.”