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  • Researching Memoir - podcast

    Derrick Garland Coy
    Derrick Garland Coy
    Author Derrick Garland Coy explains how he approached researching his memoir. His path offers great ideas for getting started with such research, including what to look for, who to speak with, and where to find information. If you are writing a memoir...
    • over 9 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Researching Your Idea
  • The Pressure for Repeat Success - video

    Randall Wallace
    Randall Wallace
    Randall Wallace, the amazingly talented director, writer, and producer of many movies, including Braveheart, has certainly had his share of success—but handling success can be its battle. Wallace shares how he confronts the pressure to succeed in writing...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Managing Your Writing Life
    • Writer's Block
  • What Questions are Most Often Asked? - video

    Ken Sherman
    Ken Sherman
    Publishing tips from literary agents can help you avoid common mistakes of first-time authors. Agent Ken Sherman discusses the questions he is asked most frequently and offers tips for writers. He suggests that authors should have a well-polished,...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Traditional Publishing
    • Agents
  • Creativity: Find it, Catch it - recorded webinar

    Douglas Gardham
    Douglas Gardham
    Have you been searching for that creative process only to find out there isn’t one? Creativity comes in as many forms as there are ways to think about it. Sometimes it's forced, sometimes it's inspired, but most of the time it’s something in-between...
    • over 9 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Brainstorming
  • The Pressure for Repeat Success - podcast

    Randall Wallace
    Randall Wallace
    Randall Wallace, the amazingly talented director, writer, and producer of many movies, including Braveheart, has certainly had his share of success—but handling success can be its battle. Wallace shares how he confronts the pressure to succeed in writing...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Managing Your Writing Life
    • Writer's Block
  • What Questions are Most Often Asked? - podcast

    Ken Sherman
    Ken Sherman
    Publishing tips from literary agents can help you avoid common mistakes of first-time authors. Agent Ken Sherman discusses the questions he is asked most frequently and offers tips for writers. He suggests that authors should have a well-polished,...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Traditional Publishing
    • Agents
  • Choosing Which Book Formats to Publish: eBooks Vs. Print - article

    Suzette Conway
    Suzette Conway
    When the process of writing is finally completed, what should a diligent author do next? One of the biggest considerations is to define the format for your book. Will you create it as an ebook or a print book or both? There are a number of considerations...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Formats
    • eBooks
  • Before You Contact an Agent... - article

    Jill Marsal
    Jill Marsal
    First of all, know the agents who are working in the area that you’re trying to publish in. This isn’t too hard to do—just go to the bookstore and look at some books that are similar to what you’re trying to write and check the acknowledgments to see...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Traditional Publishing
    • Agents
  • Award-winning Author Sam Staley on His Writing and Editing Process

    Sam Staley
    Sam Staley
    Listening to other authors’ writing and editing processes can be helpful as writers learn what works best for them. Some authors plot, some discover the story as they go. Some authors edit at the end of chapters, some edit at the end of an act, and...
    • over 7 years ago
    • Managing Your Writing Life
    • Goal Setting and Process
  • Backward Engineering a Novel vs a Film Project

    Dan Watanabe
    Dan Watanabe
    Dan Watanabe, Entertainment Expert and Media Arts Instructor, explains the differences between backward engineering a novel and a film project. Backward engineering a novel, says Watanabe, means a writer drafts the ending first and then writes the...
    • over 6 years ago
    • I have an Idea!
    • Choosing Your Topic
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