Publishing
From Slush Pile to Sale: 4 Tips to Realize Your Publishing Dream
From the Slush Pile to Sale: 4 Tips to Realize Your Dream
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10 FINANCIAL RULES FOR WRITERS
Writing is a feast or famine proposition. For all of you writers who don’t have a clue about how the publishing business works, here are some money rules for you.
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Put on a Publisher’s Hat
What do today’s book publishers want? Thinking like they do will help you sell your book.
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BACK TO SCHOOL FOR WRITERS
There’s no school for writing commercial fiction. But you can take advantage of the countless opportunities to improve both as a writer and as an author. Here are some strategies that have worked for me, my clients, my students, and my colleagues.
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5 Essential Book Pitches
Your book needs more than just an elevator pitch. It needs these other types of pitches as well.
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Before Pressing “Send”: 7 Steps to Ready Your Novel for Your Agent
You’re ready to send your manuscript to your agent. Or not. Take these 7 steps first, says Jennifer S. Brown.
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How an Anthology Editor Weeds Submissions
What are the seven most important things this anthology editor looks for in a submission? Follow this advice to stand out from the crowd.
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What type of editor do you need?
Different types of book editors perform distinct tasks. Dana Isaacson explains the nuts and bolts of the editing process.
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How to Write a Book-to-Screen Proposal
Crafting a film/TV proposal takes time and hard work. But mold your amazing idea into a convincing proposal to the right target at the right time, and you transform your writing path to straddle book and screen.
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