NaNoWriMo Day #30 – My Publishing Experience, Carrie Patel
By Carrie Patel Recently, I listened to a segment on The Economist Radio in which one of the guests described writing a profile about Randy Newman, the famous…
By Carrie Patel Recently, I listened to a segment on The Economist Radio in which one of the guests described writing a profile about Randy Newman, the famous…
By Tim Hanley Just yesterday, I sent off the final revisions for the end notes and bibliography of my second book, the last substantive bit of…
By Erin Petti Laura asked me to write a post for NaNoWriMo about my publishing journey, so I came up with a quick timeline: In 2011…
By Rob Hart Here’s the thing about setting goals: I can’t help you. Sorry! Really though, no one can. There’s no magic formula. No one-size-fits-all approach.…
By Kes Trester “A goal without a plan is just a wish.” – Antoine de Saint-Exupery This is the year I’m going to make National Novel…
By Amber Addison When my awesome agent asked me to write a little bit on learning from mistakes, I wasn’t really sure what I would say. I’m…
By Sonia Halbach Like any relationship, it’s not easy breaking up with a manuscript, especially when you put so much time and effort into it, and…
By Chuck Sambuchino Whether I’m trying to sell a writing reference book or a humor book, the key selling tool for me to get my work…
By Tex Thompson All right, bright-eyed fictioneers . I know what you’re thinking: “Hey, I GOT this.” Got your manuscript file open, nestled neatly in the…
By Eric Smith When my first book came out in 2013 with Quirk Books, The Geek’s Guide to Dating, I received a surprise string of Gchats…