Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Pre-Owned Story Dealership: “Better than new”
Today some words of wisdom courtesy of SCBWI Dallas Agent/Editor Day. This was a bit of insight from Editor Molly O’Neill. Although I’m sure she put it much more eloquently, Molly touched on the fact that it’s not about finding … Continue reading
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Agent/Editor Day: Reasons for Optimism?
First a disclaimer: These tidbits I’m about to share from SCBWI Dallas Agent/Editor Day are not intended replicate verbatim what Molly or Jennifer said. Rather I’m sharing the kernels followed by my thoughts for discussion. Sound good? Great. I’m … Continue reading
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Agents and Editors Crave Fabulosity
So I wanted to give y’all a heads up that I’ll be talking about what I learned at SCBWI Agent/Editor Day in Dallas all week. I went this past Saturday and got a ton of great information that I hope … Continue reading
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The Story is in the Details
Today I get to share with you a truly helpful, craft-oriented article courtesy of Rona Sharon. Enjoy! The Story is in the Details By Rona Sharon, Author of Royal Blood I am often asked, “What sort of research went into your story … Continue reading
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Review in Questions: Royal Blood by Rona Sharon
In the Tudor Court of 1518, your friends and enemies can be one and the same…During the annual celebration of the Order of the Garter, Sir Michael Devereaux arrives in King Henry VIII’s court on a mission for his benefactor. … Continue reading
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Monday Update
I bow my head in shame. I didn’t get to a Friday Five. And then by Saturday, a Saturday Six just seemed too daunting. At that point I was at a Sunday Seven and I was absolutely certain I did … Continue reading
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Here’s A Question For Ya
If you pick up a book because it has gotten a lot of “hype” or “buzz” or whatever you want to call it, does this make you more critical as a reader or more forgiving? … Continue reading
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5 Reasons
Preface: I think challenging yourself (univeral “you”) to write outside your preferred genre is great. I know that you just might find out that you have strengths beyond those of which you knew, so please don’t construe this list … Continue reading
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