Notes from the Armchair #7
By Laura Zats Literary agents have a lot of mottos. Fight for your author, no matter what. Beer makes everything better. But the most prevalent, and…
By Laura Zats Literary agents have a lot of mottos. Fight for your author, no matter what. Beer makes everything better. But the most prevalent, and…
By Laura Zats Twenty years ago, any author who wrote for teens or middle grade wouldn’t have been considered “serious” writers. Even now, there’s still an…
By Laura Zats Congratulations, everyone! You made it! You have survived NaNoWriMo 2013. And you have hung around with us in the meantime, waiting to see…
By Laura Zats Two weekends ago, I fled the Twin Cities for a five-day reprieve in the cornfields of Iowa. I was visiting my alma…
By Laura Zats Some rejections are easy. When a writer sends us a half-cocked query with a ton of typos that doesn’t make sense? Turned…
By Laura Zats I have a confession to make… When I started working with Red Sofa Literary, just a few short months ago, I was terrified…
By Laura Zats When thinking about the Red Sofa Chats this blog posts, I’m always reminded of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s series of Fireside Chats during the…