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Book in a Year: Getting to “The End” with Your First Draft (Fiction)
Jeanne Lyet Gassman
You are now a couple of months into writing your novel and the deadline for your first draft is quickly approaching – what’s your plan to get it done? Do you feel behind and need some advice on how to catch up? Are you struggling with how to end your...
over 6 years ago
Fiction
Ending a Story
The Difference Between Writing for the Page and Writing for the Screen - video
Brian Dillon
The writing styles and formats for books and screenplays are very different. As screenwriter, Brian Dillon, explains, writing for the screen is about structure, action and visuals, while writing for the page is about the language and details. A screenplay...
over 8 years ago
Writing Jobs
Screenwriter
The Difference Between Writing for the Page and Writing for the Screen - podcast
Brian Dillon
The writing styles and formats for books and screenplays are very different. As screenwriter, Brian Dillon, explains, writing for the screen is about structure, action and visuals, while writing for the page is about the language and details. A screenplay...
over 8 years ago
Writing Jobs
Screenwriter
Creating Publicity and Exposure - video
JJ Flizanes
Amazon bestselling Author JJ Flizanes describes how you can create publicity opportunities for your book and how you have a choice to work with a PR agency or to do it yourself.
over 8 years ago
Public Relations
Publicity Campaigns
Working with New Authors - podcast
Kimberley Cameron
Agent Kimberley Cameron discusses her experience in working with new authors, including how many submissions she gets each week (it's a lot!) and how exciting it is to tell an author that they have an offer on the book. Click here to play this audio...
over 8 years ago
Traditional Publishing
Agents
Developing Dynamic Characters - video
Claudia Gabel
Senior editor Claudia Gabel shares her thoughts on how to create a good voice for your characters and how to use a three-act scene structure to move the characters through the plot of your book.
over 8 years ago
Fiction
Character Development
Developing Dynamic Characters - podcast
Claudia Gabel
Senior editor Claudia Gabel shares her thoughts on how to create a good voice for your characters and how to use a three-act scene structure to move the characters through the plot of your book. Click here to play this audio clip
over 8 years ago
Fiction
Character Development
Creating Publicity and Exposure - podcast
JJ Flizanes
Amazon bestselling Author JJ Flizanes describes how you can create publicity opportunities for your book and how you have a choice to work with a PR agency or to do it yourself. Click here to play this audio clip
over 8 years ago
Public Relations
Publicity Campaigns
Working with New Authors - video
Kimberley Cameron
Agent Kimberley Cameron discusses her experience in working with new authors, including how many submissions she gets each week (it's a lot!) and how exciting it is to tell an author that they have an offer on the book.
over 8 years ago
Traditional Publishing
Agents
How Can Authors Leverage Google Adwords - article
Michael Esser
When deciding to seek assistance outside your sphere of expertise, your best bet is to seek the help of a professional. When it comes to web marketing and search engines, Google Adwords is at the top of the game. How can an author leverage Google Adwords...
over 8 years ago
Websites
Optimization
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