BRAD PAUQUETTE
Author & Entrepreneur
Jesus follower, publishing expert, dad.
About Brad
I help writers effectively reach new audiences and change hearts and minds for Jesus.
It’s a potpourri skill set—a little bit writing, a little bit marketing, a little bit business development.
Since 2009, I’ve had the pleasure of working with authors of all sorts to achieve their goals and get results with their work. Publishing is extremely competitive, and it takes a special edge to get ahead. Many of my clients have won awards for their work, and some have even achieved a spot on the New York Times bestseller list.
In 2018, my wife and I launched the School of Kingdom Writers, a 2-year, vocational program that trains writers to reclaim our media culture for Jesus. Full-time classes will begin in Zanesville, Ohio in the fall of 2021.
Over the years I’ve published a few things, and founded a number of successful businesses and organizations.
I’d love to connect with you. Please join my mailing list for tips on publishing and writing, as well as encouragement for your faith.
You can also join me on Facebook, find me on Twitter, or contact me on my contact form. I’m looking forward to chatting soon!
Sejal: The Walk for Water
One billion people on the planet Earth lack access to safe water. This is the story of one of them. Based on actual events.
The Self-Publishing Handbook
This compact handbook discloses the five key production steps traditional publishers know, and self-publishers try to skip.
Best of Ohio Short Stories: Volume II
A unique collection of literary and popular fiction, fifteen short stories by Ohio’s best short story writers.
Latest from the Blog
Brad frequently blogs about the publishing industry and his faith in Jesus.
One Step at a Time
The only thing that we can ever do is take the next step. I once worked with an author who said, “God told me I’m going to sell 100,000 books by the end of the year.” His book wasn’t even released by the end of the year. The timeline of the prophecy shifted to “in the...
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How to eliminate profanity from your writing
So you don’t want to use profanity in your writing? I understand, and that may be an admirable goal. But it also means you have a really big problem. In real life, people use profanity. You are putting a rule around your writing that will almost always diverge your...
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Look Where You Want to Go
I have an on-again, off-again relationship with motorcycles. When I first got my license, the toughest part of the riding exam for me was the tight turn in the maneuverability portion of the test. At a slow speed, you have to turn the bike 180 degrees inside of a box...
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