Top 7 Reasons Readers Stop Reading
Ever wonder what a novel’s nightmares would look like, if it could dream? Naturally, I can only guess. But I’d say that the spine-tingling fear … Read the rest
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SlushPile Hell: great blog
“One grumpy literary agent, a sea of query fails, and other publishing nonsense.” Writing a good query is a fine art – one that I … Read the rest
Why writers need agents: 4 pros weigh in.
Literary agents are still the gatekeepers for authors seeking traditional book deals. That’s the bottom line, despite all the big changes in publishing, says Candice … Read the rest
Brain Candy For Writers: Links
A secret stash of helpful links for writers. The Grimace Project: Minute facial detail for the cardinal emotions. Great for figuring out an expression for … Read the rest
How to Get Your Book Published
*I started on the topic and then found the definitive post. This is Jane Friedman – former editor of Writer’s Digest* It’s the most frequently … Read the rest
25 Things Writers Should Start Doing.
1. Start Taking Yourself Seriously This is a real thing, this writing thing, if you let it be. It’s not just about money or publication … Read the rest
25 Things Writers Should Stop Doing.
1. Stop Running Away Right here is your story. Your manuscript. Your career. So why the fuck are you running in the other direction? Your … Read the rest
Want to write full time?
Want to write full time? Don’t Sell Yourself Short Visit any of the writing communities and one of the more common questions you’ll find (maybe you’ve … Read the rest
Get Reviews for Self-Published Books.
It’s never been a better time to be a self-published author, and there have never been more book reviewers available to the writer who decides … Read the rest
15 reader frustrations to avoid.
If you’re writing a novel–or planning to in the near future–have you stopped to consider your readers? Some of you write solely for the pleasure … Read the rest