Wisdom from around the internet
Today I have three links for you:
Kate Messner's poem about how the book in our heads is usually so much better than the book we write;
What April Henry says she learned from knowing (and losing) L.K. Madigan and Bridget Zinn;
Natalie Whipple's detailed post on what it's like when your book goes on submission to editors. (There's a lot of waiting. But you knew that already. Natalie covers all the stuff you might not know--or the stuff you know and will be relieved to recognize.)
Kate Messner's poem about how the book in our heads is usually so much better than the book we write;
What April Henry says she learned from knowing (and losing) L.K. Madigan and Bridget Zinn;
Natalie Whipple's detailed post on what it's like when your book goes on submission to editors. (There's a lot of waiting. But you knew that already. Natalie covers all the stuff you might not know--or the stuff you know and will be relieved to recognize.)
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