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authorkristenlamb.com
Today, dear newbies. I am going to take you on a tour behind the curtain. Also for those who are NOT newbies, feel free to pass this to family in a "Take Your Clueless Friends Who Think You Will Make a Million Dollars as Soon as You Publish To WORK Day." |
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writerbeware.blog
Scroll down for (many) updates to this post If you're a writer and have even a smidgeon of online presence, you've probably been emailed or messaged or tweeted by Inkitt, a Berlin-based company that allows writers to post stories and get reader reviews and votes. A prolific spammer, Inkitt also conducts a lot of contestsRead More |
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janefriedman.com
In order to get your book published, you follow a step-by-step process of: (1) determining your genre or category of work, (2) finding appropriate agents or publishers for your work, (3) preparing your submissions materials (a query letter, usually), and (4) submitting your materials to agents or editors. |
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jetreidliterary.blogspot.com
I attended the NYCIP writing conference on Friday (I got roped into moderating a panel, and try as I might, I had a lot of fun, and learne... |
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