The Author's Edge: Issue 7

The Author's Edge: Issue 7

The Author's Edge: Issue 7Chris O'Byrne
Published on: 11/08/2026

Your chapters are your modules. Your frameworks are your slides. Here is how to package the book you already wrote into a keynote or workshop that gets you booked and paid.

The Author's Edge
The Author's Edge: Issue 6

The Author's Edge: Issue 6

The Author's Edge: Issue 6Chris O'Byrne
Published on: 04/08/2026

Hosts do not care about your book. They care about a topic their audience needs right now. Here is how to turn each chapter into a specific, targeted podcast pitch.

The Author's Edge
The Author's Edge: Issue 5

The Author's Edge: Issue 5

The Author's Edge: Issue 5Chris O'Byrne
Published on: 28/07/2026

Most author websites ask one question: buy the book, yes or no? A book menu asks a better one. Here is how to turn your chapters into a menu that helps visitors self-select and buy.

The Author's Edge
The Author's Edge: Issue 4

The Author's Edge: Issue 4

The Author's Edge: Issue 4Chris O'Byrne
Published on: 21/07/2026

Turn your strongest chapter into a five-day social media series. One chapter, five posts, a full week of content built on writing you have already done.

The Author's Edge
Protect It Before You Announce It

Protect It Before You Announce It

Protect It Before You Announce ItChris O'Byrne
Published on: 16/07/2026

Announce your book after you protect it, not before. Here is the exact order to timestamp your title, framework, and manuscript so you have dated proof.

Book as a Business Tool
If Your Book Has a Framework, You Have More IP Than You Think

If Your Book Has a Framework, You Have More IP Than You Think

If Your Book Has a Framework, You Have More IP Than You ThinkChris O'Byrne
Published on: 15/07/2026

Copyright, trademark, and patents each leave one gap: proof your idea was yours first. Here is what each really covers and how to close that gap.

Book as a Business Tool