This week, timeless writing advice from the late great Elmore Leonard. Keri English and Bill Ferris discuss the use of pen names while Mary Cummings offers tips on using Google+ for book promotion. Kristen Lamb provides sound advice about self-editing your manuscript before sending it to a pro. Jami Gold and James Scott Bell touch on your story's subtext and theme, respectively. Natalia Sylvester addresses the personal dangers of social media and how to avoid them. All that and a bit more. Enjoy!
Easy on the Adverbs, Exclamation Points and Especially Hooptedoodle
by Elmore Leonard
How to Use Google+ in Book Promotion
by Mary Cummings
Do You Know Your Story's Subtext? by Jami Gold
Action and Reaction: The Building Blocks of Story Structure by Katie Weiland via Jody Hedlund
Six Easy Tips for Self-Editing Your Fiction by Kristen Lamb
Cardboard Men and the Women Who Love Them by P.J. Parrish
Do You Know What You Want to Say? by James Scott Bell
Twisting the Inevitable by Dave King
Too Social for Comfort: How to Build an Online Presence and Stay Safe by Natalia Sylvester
Published on August 21, 2013 19:42