definition of platform

Ep 83: Your Writing Platform: What’s the Definition of Platform (and Do I Really Need One)?

By Ann Kroeker / January 3, 2017

At a writing conference a few years ago, I attended a panel discussion that included acquisitions editors from several publishing

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