February 12th, 2018
Top Tips for Writing with Another Author
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Heather Webb | Writer's Life
I’ve been talking a lot about collaborating on a novel and also in anthologies these days. (I co-wrote my latest book with Hazel Gaynor). I wasn’t prepared for how many people would be fascinated by what it would be like to work on a book with someone else so I thought I’d share that with you all today.… Read the post
October 11th, 2017
Why Every Writer Needs Writer’s Events
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Orly Konig | Writer's Life
For those of you who have followed my posts over the years, you know I joke a lot about being queen of the troll introverts. I’m happy in my writing cave, it’s comfy there. I have my espresso machine and my fat cats for company.… Read the post
October 6th, 2017
4 Questions to Jumpstart Your Novel
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Janice Hardy | WriterStrong
For some writers, a blank page is a scary thing to face. Others see all that white space as an opportunity, and can't wait to dive in and tell their story. The vast majority of us probably fall somewhere in between, with some ideas making us eager to write, and some fighting us every for word.… Read the post
June 29th, 2015
How to Negotiate Like a Pro (Part 1)
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PubLaw | Susan Spann
I talk a lot about contracts, here and in other #PubLaw posts. Most authors know that a contract is needed, and many even know what terms to request.
However, we don’t talk nearly enough about how to request those terms.… Read the post
March 6th, 2015
The Social Writer: Ways to Engage Without Living Online
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Author Marketing | Janice Hardy
I love the online world just as much as the next person, but writers already spend so much time alone--it's good to get out into the sunshine once in a while. There's a different energy you get from having a physical in-person conversation versus typing a conversation online, and that energy can be, well, energizing to the creative process.… Read the post
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