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Monday Advice from Editors and Agents: Develop Interiority
INTERIORITY (according to Merriam-Webster.com) 1) interior quality or character. 2) inner life or substance; psychological existence. First known use: 1701 For a word that’s been around some 300 years, INTERIORITY had never even cleared my event horizon until I discovered … Continue reading
Monday Advice from Editors and Agents: Ask Questions
Ask questions. Good advice for every aspect of life, including writing. I’ve met new writers who say they only want to write books that don’t require research. News Flash: every book requires you to get your facts right and even … Continue reading
Second Person POV
Last week, I read a librarian’s recommendation for a book supposedly written in second person. I was intrigued – both by the POV style and the extremely good 5-star reviews. I downloaded it to my Kindle, and it turned out … Continue reading
Posted in POV - Point of View, Second Person POV, Using Second Person POV, Writing
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Monday Advice from Editors and Agents: If your first book doesn’t perform well
Sorry, readers. This post is a day late due to my computer “forgetting” my user profile! Thank you, Best Buy, for restoring me. Curtis Yates is a lawyer AND an agent. He and agency partners Matt and Sealy Curtis blog … Continue reading
Monday Advice from Editors and Agents – Writing the Synopsis
Help in Crafting a Synopsis A favorite site of many new writers is http://www.writersdigest.com. This free website offers even multi-pubbed authors a treasure chest of resources. Today when I checked the site, I found: A preview of the October issue … Continue reading
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