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Lessons Learned From Working With Well-Known Authors and Brands - video
Amy Levenson
Some authors are so well-known and prolific they evolve into a brand. Literary agent Amy Levenson gives us some insight into writing for well-known authors and brands. When working with a brand, it's important to remember that the secret to their success...
over 9 years ago
Marketing Plan
Finding Your Platform
Lessons Learned From Working With Well-Known Authors and Brands - podcast
Amy Levenson
Some authors are so well-known and prolific they evolve into a brand. Literary agent Amy Levenson gives us some insight into writing for well-known authors and brands. When working with a brand, it's important to remember that the secret to their success...
over 9 years ago
Marketing Plan
Finding Your Platform
Overcoming Your Fears and Anxieties - podcast
Patty Chang Anker
It wasn't until Patty Chang Anker was 40-years-old that she realized she had been holding herself back in life. That's when she began talking risks, which started with diving into a pool and soon led to walking a tightrope, auditioning for a show and...
over 9 years ago
Events
Speaking Engagements
Ask the Author: Ten Questions with Bestselling Author Sejal Badani
Author Learning Center
A former attorney, Sejal Badani is the author of the bestselling novel and Goodreads Fiction Award finalist Trail of Broken Wings. When not writing, Sejal enjoys reading and traveling. ALC: Tell us about your writing process, how you set goals, and...
over 8 years ago
Fiction
Reason for Writing
I have had a severe hiatus from my writing schedule because of a crisis in my life. What are some best practices to get back on track and get my mind back into the game?
Author Learning Center
Question: I have had a severe hiatus from my writing schedule because of a crisis in my life. What are some best practices to get back on track and get my mind back into the game? Answer: It’s not uncommon for writers to hit serious roadblocks...
over 4 years ago
Author Learning Center
Ask Keith
How do you write a hook strong enough to make an agent fall in love with your characters and/or plot in the first five pages?
Author Learning Center
QUESTION: How do you write a hook strong enough to make an agent fall in love with your characters and/or plot in the first five pages? ANSWER: Literary agents receive an overwhelming amount of manuscript submissions on a weekly basis and lack...
over 5 years ago
Author Learning Center
Ask Keith
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The Benefits of Blogging - article
Author Learning Center
One of the important responsibilities that comes with being an author is marketing your book. Good publicity can be garnered through book signings , TV interviews , and book reviews . However, it is just as important to market yourself as an author as...
over 9 years ago
Blogging
Tips
Author Websites - Design Considerations and Requirements - article
Shells Walter
A great way to get your work noticed is through an author website. Looking at an author's website can give readers, publishers, interviewers and the rest of the writing community a chance to see what your work is about and what you are about as a writer...
over 9 years ago
Websites
Creating a Website
The Texture of Urgency: How to Deeply Engage Your Readers From the First Page to the Last
Helga Schier
Urgency is not unique to thrillers and not always a function of a fast pace. Urgency drives all fiction and a slow-moving passage can have you at the edge of your seat. Urgency may sit deep inside the subtext of a scene, manifest in a character’s motivation...
over 5 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Education and Craft
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