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Five Tips for Writing a Successful Query Letter to an Agent

Five Tips for Writing a Successful Query Letter to an Agent

by Stephanie Morrill | Jan 24, 2024 | Getting Published, Guest Posts, Writing As A Business

Today, we’re thrilled to have Mara Cobb with Martin Literary Management as our guest! That means these are real tips from a real agent who reads real query letters! Here’s a little bit about Mara, followed immediately by her helpful article: After earning...
Make Sure Your Submission Is Ready Before You Submit to an Agent or Editor

Make Sure Your Submission Is Ready Before You Submit to an Agent or Editor

by Jill Williamson | Nov 8, 2023 | Editing, Getting Feedback On Your Writing, Getting Published, Lists for Writers, Writing, Writing As A Business

Editors and agents are busy people. If you have been invited to submit chapters or a full manuscript to them, take extra time to ensure that you are sending out your best work. To help you make the best first impression, I’ve created a Submission Checklist. Use this...
Respect Your Dream… Again?

Respect Your Dream… Again?

by Jill Williamson | Jan 18, 2023 | Goals, Learning from Other Authors, Writing As A Business

Many of you have likely heard my publication story, how the first time I pitched my book, I bombed big time? The speaker had just taught how to write a logline, and I ignored everything he said. If that wasn’t bad enough, I was pitching him a book that...
How to Use Goodreads as a Writer, Part 2

How to Use Goodreads as a Writer, Part 2

by Jill Williamson | Sep 28, 2022 | Learning from Other Authors, Marketing, Writing As A Business

Today I am continuing the Goodreads discussion I began last week. You can read last week’s post here. In short, Goodreads is a place where readers go to talk about books, learn about new books, organize their reading lists, and more. It’s a place authors...
Does the Author Life Get Easier?

Does the Author Life Get Easier?

by Shannon Dittemore | Dec 8, 2021 | Author Life, Writing, Writing As A Business

As we finish out 2021, I’m also finishing a book. It’s a novel I started writing in January, and now, in December, I’m readying it for the copyeditor. The other day, a friend of mine said, “You’ve been doing this job for a while now. Has...
What is a Write-For-Hire Project? And How Does it Work?

What is a Write-For-Hire Project? And How Does it Work?

by Jill Williamson | Aug 18, 2021 | Author Life, Contemporary, Getting Published, Writing, Writing a Series, Writing As A Business

Jill here! How I’ve missed you all. I got to meet a few of you at a conference last week, and it was so great to hear about your writing and the impact this little blog has made on your lives. *beams like a proud mama* Today I want to tell you the story of my...
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