Blogs about: Finding An Agent
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Under the Gay WWII Literary Mystery Section: Part Two
As I’ve been revising my novel, Dodging and Burning, I’ve been returning to previous thoughts that I had this summer about who will be (I hope) the audience for my book. Of course, it isn… more →
Talking the Walk
Writer's Conference Success
opendoorpub wrote 8 hours ago: by Kate Penndorf Kate is an editing client of Open Door Publications who is working on an excitin … more →
Editing IS Marketing: Boning Up on First Impressions
ninaamir wrote 2 weeks ago: Since we are on the topic of editing (see yesterday’s post), I thought we should follow that line of … more →
Five Things to Avoid for a Pristine Query Letter
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ninaamir wrote 2 weeks ago: If you want to sell your nonfiction writing, at some point you’ll have to write a query letter … more →
What Do Agents Look For? Great Writers, Great Professionals
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ninaamir wrote 3 weeks ago: Nonfiction writers looking for traditional book publishing contracts—wanting to sell their manuscrip … more →
10 Ways to Build Your Author Platform Online
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ninaamir wrote 3 weeks ago: As mentioned in yesterdays WNFiN post, when a publisher or acquisition editor examines a prospective … more →
The Five Biggest Questions Publishers Ask Before They Will Buy Your Manuscript
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ninaamir wrote 3 weeks ago: I know we’ve only just hit day number six, but it’s time to get into the real nitty-gritty of nonfic … more →
Submitting to an agent and/or editor
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daybydaywriter wrote 4 weeks ago: First, good luck to all you NaNoWriMo participants starting your 50K novels today. I’m revisin … more →
It’s November 1: Let the Business of Nonfiction Writing Begin!
ninaamir wrote 4 weeks ago: Are your hands posed over the keyboard ready to begin? Are you waiting, as if for the gun to go off … more →
READERS AND WRITERS CORNER
walttriznastories wrote 1 month ago: FINDING AN AGENT This is the first in a series of articles exploring the convoluted process the vast … more →
Rewriting. Not my manuscript, my proposal.
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Alexis Grant wrote 1 month ago: One of my projects while at The Hambidge Center was to rewrite my proposal. I wrote my proposal once … more →
Under the Gay WWII Literary Mystery Section: Part Two
johncopenhaver wrote 1 month ago: As I’ve been revising my novel, Dodging and Burning, I’ve been returning to previous tho … more →
Peggy Frezon offers advice on choosing a literary agent
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Alexis Grant wrote 2 months ago: One of the perks of joining a writing critique group is meeting and learning from other interesting … more →
Do Your Homework!!
David wrote 2 months ago: Time for one of those more helpful real world topics. Are you thinking about moving? Where are you … more →
Revising for Voice—How I'm Doing It
johncopenhaver wrote 2 months ago: "The Voice," Edvard Munch So, as I mentioned in my post over at Squad365, “Revising … more →
Over at Squad365: "Revising to Land an Agent"
johncopenhaver wrote 2 months ago: Over at Squad365, I blogged about the process that I’m going through in finding an agent. A p … more →
Advice re agents...
Terri Fancourt wrote 2 months ago: Here’s an excellent piece of advice I was given about finding an agent, today. Find the agent … more →
Perserverance
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daybydaywriter wrote 3 months ago: Current word count: 31,883 New words written: 1,622 Words til goal: 8,117 / 270 words a day til the … more →
Why we read agent/editor blogs
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daybydaywriter wrote 3 months ago: Current word count: 30,261 New words written: 1,205 Words til goal: 9,739 / 314 words a day til the … more →
A Writer's Guide to Literary Agents, Part 2
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ccyager wrote 3 months ago: What is this story that you’ve written? A novel, sure. But what kind of a novel? Agents wan … more →
