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How to Successfully Write in Multiple Genres - article
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Writing in multiple genres comes with its own set of challenges. To successfully write in multiple genres, you need to know how to overcome potential obstacles. Of course, all authors and books are different. Answering the following questions will...
over 8 years ago
Marketing Plan
Research
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How to Handle and Process Feedback on Your Manuscript
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For many writers, there's nothing more intimidating than hearing someone's opinion of your work. It can be paralyzing if you don't have a way to process critiques and edits in a constructive way. Here are tips on how to handle feedback on your book manuscript...
over 7 years ago
Getting Feedback
Peer Reviews
How can I find a ghostwriter that is a good fit for my book idea?
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Question: How can I find a ghostwriter that is a good fit for my book idea? Answer: Is there a message or story you are longing to share with the world, but are uncertain how to turn that idea into something others can benefit from and enjoy? Or...
over 1 year ago
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How to Write a Great Book - article
Molly Blaisdell
No one wants to write a mediocre book, but a quick look at many of the books on the shelves of your local bookstore finds that many are just that, average. What elements move books from the run–of-the-mill-garden variety and rocket them into the stratosphere...
over 8 years ago
I have an Idea!
Outlining Your Story
Ask the Author: Ten Questions with Bestselling Author Sejal Badani
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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 6 years ago
Fiction
Reason for Writing
I don’t know anyone who personally believes they can write a “perfect” query letter. Can you give some guidance, with examples of good vs. bad?
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QUESTION: I don’t know anyone who personally believes they can write a “perfect” query letter. Can you give some guidance, with examples of good vs. bad? ANSWER: If you’re struggling with crafting the “perfect” query letter, you’re not alone. For...
over 4 years ago
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Series Writing: Managing Character Information - article
R.J. Lee
Have you ever noticed how, in TV miniseries, a character that starts out as a good guy or gal morphs into a villain or villainess as the series progresses? And how sometimes this is rather awkward, and you question the character’s motivation? It seems...
over 8 years ago
Fiction
Character Development
Book Writing Terms You Should Know
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If you’re writing a book for the first time, there are probably at least a few writing terms with which you’re not completely familiar. We’ve assembled a glossary of common terms with brief definitions to help you navigate your way through this new...
over 6 years ago
Managing Your Writing Life
Education and Craft
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