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Bit the Bullet

After days of agonizing I finally uploaded Psycho Ex (it has a new title) to zoetrope.com for peer review. I don’t know why I still feel like the thing isn’t done – it’s curren… more →

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WHEN SHOULD I GO BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD? — 17 comments

Margie Brimer wrote 1 week ago: Marjorie Brimer So you’ve sent out your queries and you’ve waited with exceeding angst for replies. … more →

Tags: Getting Published, My Favorite Query Resources, Author, query, literary agents, writing, Publishing, query rejections

Writing Queries: Three Tools for Success — 9 comments

Linda P. Epstein wrote 1 week ago: Here are some things you can do to give your query its best chance at doing it’s job! 1. Start … more →

Tags: literary agent, Manuscript, query, writing

What is this category?

gennashuster wrote 1 week ago: Basically, the name of this category explains it’s purpose. This category is designed so that you ca … more →

Tags: The Followers of “Genna’s Acting Blog” share thei, Acting, Actor, Actors, actress, actresses, Agencies, Agent, audition

The Mystical Query Letter — 2 comments

oliviaacole wrote 1 week ago: I’m still not published (obviously) so this query letter is by no means gold. But I’ve b … more →

Tags: writing, literature, Writing #2, Novel, Publishing, literary agent, Novel-Writing, Agent, Query Letter

Pilot:

gennashuster wrote 1 week ago: A pilot is the first episode of a TV show that is filmed. The pilot is written, cast, filmed, and th … more →

Tags: Important Terms, Professional Acting Information, Acting, Actor, Actors, actress, actresses, Agencies, Agent

Booking the Job:

gennashuster wrote 1 week ago: Booking a job means that you have been through the process of the initial audition and all of the ca … more →

Tags: Important Terms, Professional Acting Information, Acting, Actor, Actors, actress, actresses, Agencies, Agent

How to Tell if an Agent/Manager is a scam

gennashuster wrote 1 week ago: There are a few definite ways to tell if an agent or manager is a scam. And you’ll want to stay far … more →

Tags: Agents & Managers, Professional Acting Information, Scams vs. Legitimate, Acting, Actor, Actors, actress, actresses, Agencies

WHAT IS YOUR PLATFORM BUILT ON? — 15 comments

Margie Brimer wrote 2 weeks ago: So, I’m just going to write a book, find an agent and live happily every after. Bwahahahaha! W … more →

Tags: My Favorite Query Resources, Getting Published, Author, Creative Writing, Pulblish, write, Publishing, literary agent, Platform

Are you ready for this? — 3 comments

elizawyatt wrote 2 weeks ago: I confess I wasn’t. The word from AGENTS…query by email in general, send out 50 to 200 q … more →

Tags: literary marketplace, selling your book

Start Here: How to Get Your Book Published

dorothyanneb wrote 2 weeks ago: Start Here: How to Get Your Book Published. Wonderful blog post with all sorts of good info and link … more →

Tags: Writing Comments and Info, Reblogs, writing, Editing, Publishing, Self Publishing, Jane Friedman

WRITING CONFERENCE POST-GAME — 1 comment

williamallenpepper wrote 3 weeks ago: So, I recently spent a weekend in St. Louis at the Missouri Writers Guild annual conference. It was … more →

Tags: Writing Tips, write, #amwriting, Writing Life, Missouri Writers Guild, writing conference, Workshops, how to be a better writer, getting better at writing

AN AGENT WANTS TO SEE YOUR WORK! NOW WHAT? — 26 comments

Margie Brimer wrote 3 weeks ago: So, you’ve been to a conference. You pitched your manuscript and you didn’t vomit on the … more →

Tags: Getting Published, Fiction, Creative Writing, query, literary agents, Pulblish, literary agent, Writers Conference, agent pitch

Another Way to get an Agent or get Published — 8 comments

nwharrisbooks wrote 1 month ago: Finding an agent or editor to look at your novel and getting it published is a long and tedious job. … more →

Tags: MuseItUp Publishing, Getting Published, unicorn bell, query contest

You're not a failure until you give up. — 19 comments

Margie Brimer wrote 1 month ago: Some of the smallest things can appear monumental. Five sentences. FIVE STINKIN’ SENTENCES. Al … more →

Tags: Writers Support Groups, Inspire to Write!, Author, Creative Writing, literary agents, pitch

Work, Luck & Payoffs-- or, Some People Are Already Badass — 6 comments

midlifemeg wrote 1 month ago: This post was prompted by another blogger, Beth Brousil. I always enjoy her posts. Beth was mulling … more →

Tags: Inspiration, motivation self help, writing, Writing #2, Editing, Publishing, Big Break

Can Magnetica win the battle?

Sadie Francis Skyheart wrote 1 month ago: For months I have been working on the ending to my first novel. As a writer of YA urban fantasy, I h … more →

Tags: Novel-Writing, Law of Attraction, Creativity, Working from home, cemetery, Inspiration, Writers Conference

My Letter From Janet Evanovich — 3 comments

Jill.Winslow wrote 1 month ago: Last year, I wrote to a few authors that I have enjoyed over the years and remained loyal to – … more →

Tags: Writing/Publishing, Author, Author Letter, authors who respond to their fans, Fan Mail, Getting Published, hand written letter, Janet Evanovich, janet evanovich agent

It's Not What You Know It's Who You Know — 22 comments

Margie Brimer wrote 1 month ago: First, let me start by saying that I am officially a dud. I am, at this very moment, sitting in a cr … more →

Tags: Getting Published, Creative Writing, Pulblish, Publishing, literary agent

Hey Batta-Batta Shwing! The Dreaded Pitch — 11 comments

Margie Brimer wrote 1 month ago: The Agent Pitch Do you ever have those moments where you’re going about every day life and the … more →

Tags: Inspire to Write!, Author, writing, Publishing, literary agent, pitch, Writers Conference, agent pitch


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