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May 28, 2017
Writers: Why You Need to Learn How to Give a Good Critique
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Mary Kate Pagano I’ve written before about where to find critique partners but I wanted to touch on something just as important… … namely why you should be a good critique partner yourself. A good…
? by Mary Kate Pagano I’ve written before about where to find critique partners but I wanted to touch on something just as important… … namely why you should be a good critique partner yourself. A good…
May 27, 2017
The Secret Schedules of Great Authors
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Andrea Lundgren As I writer, I’m always curious about how other writers write. And much of what I’ve read on this subject is daunting: write every day, write even when you…
? by Andrea Lundgren As I writer, I’m always curious about how other writers write. And much of what I’ve read on this subject is daunting: write every day, write even when you…
4 Lessons on Plotting
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Millie Ho This is the first installment of the I’m Writing A Book series. I finished plotting my book, so in true Millie fashion I’m summarizing the four lessons I learned during the process.…
? by Millie Ho This is the first installment of the I’m Writing A Book series. I finished plotting my book, so in true Millie fashion I’m summarizing the four lessons I learned during the process.…
May 26, 2017
Promote Yourself Saturday: Guest Author, P. H. Solomon @ph_solomon
Hello to all the readers here on the blog and thanks to Kim for hosting me today. As a way of introduction, I’m a fantasy author from Alabama with two novels published in The Bow of Hart Saga. I started … Continue reading →
Promote Yourself Saturday: Guest Author, P. H. Solomon
Hello to all the readers here on the blog and thanks to Kim for hosting me today. As a way of introduction, I’m a fantasy author from Alabama with two novels published in The Bow of Hart Saga. I started … Continue reading →
The Importance of the Book Pre-Order to Authors
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by John Briggs Does it really matter if you order a book online before its official release date? Before its “book birthday” as they say in publishing? Well, maybe not to the…
? by John Briggs Does it really matter if you order a book online before its official release date? Before its “book birthday” as they say in publishing? Well, maybe not to the…
May 25, 2017
Throwback Thursday: How Pitching a Novel is Like Being in the Secret Service
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? Throwback Thursday is a series where we take a look back at some of AWP’s most popular posts. Enjoy! by J.J. Hensley For seven years, I had the pleasure of being a…
? Throwback Thursday is a series where we take a look back at some of AWP’s most popular posts. Enjoy! by J.J. Hensley For seven years, I had the pleasure of being a…
Why you should have a professional author photo #WriterWednesday #AuthorMarketing #AmWriting
Originally posted on D.E. Haggerty:
I’ll be brutally honest – I didn’t think much of the whole author photo thing when I started developing my author platform. And, yes, I still hate those words ‘author platform’ now as much…
I’ll be brutally honest – I didn’t think much of the whole author photo thing when I started developing my author platform. And, yes, I still hate those words ‘author platform’ now as much…
Which Comes First: Book or Movie?
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
By J. U. Scribe As I alluded to in an earlier post, 2014 is the year of YA books being adapted into the big screen such as the latest one to hit theaters,…
By J. U. Scribe As I alluded to in an earlier post, 2014 is the year of YA books being adapted into the big screen such as the latest one to hit theaters,…
May 24, 2017
Be brave, throw caution to the wind and submit
Originally posted on jean's writing:
Or do you think short stories are dead? I think there is still a place for them. Flipboard and StumbleUpon are going great guns and so are several other e-magazines. But where does a…
Or do you think short stories are dead? I think there is still a place for them. Flipboard and StumbleUpon are going great guns and so are several other e-magazines. But where does a…
