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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

AJ Wells shares his experience of reading hundreds of self-published books as well as feedback from other successful indie authors in relation to self-publishing as a way to claim power over your novel (as opposed to being a "last resort"). #WDGetPublished https://t.co/jIOpFYDu9r

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

For this week's market spotlight, we look at Texas Monthly, an Austin-based regional magazine focused on stories about Texas and Texans. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/Mprutt6wua

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

Learn the process indie author Amanda Aksel went through in getting her novel Delia Suits Up traditionally published, including questions she asked herself and weighing one strategy against the other. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/K3vW4jqQbR

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

A publisher accepting your manuscript is just the beginning, not the end. Author Rick Lauber discusses how to work with a nonfiction book publisher from query letter to release date and beyond. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/S77ZSZ3MHh

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

You have an idea for a nonfiction book. Now what? Author Rick Lauber shares how outlining before writing can help you decide what to put on the page—and what to save for later. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/fnFSWqF07q

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

Learn how to write successful queries for any genre of writing. In this post, we look at what elements go into a query letter and 39 real examples of query letters that have worked for writers with commentary from their agents. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/LYc92Eq8cd

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

When approached one step at a time, the dreaded synopsis can become a trusted companion on your publishing journey. Ammi-Joan Paquette explains how to write a synopsis for any novel. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/V6uBepJElP

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

It's a common question asked by writers looking to get their first book published: Do you find an editor or agent first? The answer depends on each writer's situation. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/cNcWQCSwep

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

The Writer's Digest team has witnessed many writing mistakes over the years, so this series helps identify them for other writers (along with correction strategies). This week's writing mistake is chasing trends in writing and publishing. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/grPlBswdTm

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

Literary agents receive thousands of solicited and unsolicited novel submissions in their respective query inboxes. As a writer, follow these 10 tips give yourself (and your book) the best chance of standing out in the slush pile. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/iVa8jpWYZU

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

Former Writer's Digest managing editor Zachary Petit shares his list of 15 things a writer should never do, based on interviews with successful authors as well as his own occasional literary forays and flails. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/830Fi3FjcF

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

For this market spotlight, we look at Zibby Books, a brand new book publisher (just announced earlier today) that wants to introduce a new model with book champions and ambassadors to the publishing and promotion process. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/5qAzmEirlZ

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

This post announces our latest From Our Readers question: How do you define success, and how has it changed since you started writing? Comment for a chance at publication in a future issue of Writer's Digest. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/l8b9ABpf2d

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

When revising and editing, it's best to think about it in shorter, hyper focused periods rather than one intense push. Kris Spisak discusses the benefits of timed editing for your story as well as your productivity. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/OrnwShpVlD

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

Despite long-standing aspirations of writing a book, Andrea Jarrell published her first book at age 55. Here, she shares her experiences and offers principles for achieving your writing goals. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/N96eX03bnk

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

Knowing what’s already on bookshelves may just be the single most effective (and most overlooked) way to convince an agent where your idea fits in. Here’s how your Competitive Analysis can be your secret weapon. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/Ga3AW91aSN

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

As more writers and readers alike check out TikTok, whether for #BookTok or dance moves, here are five mistakes authors should avoid on TikTok with some advice on how to get the most out of this social media platform. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/wlwMOG5GI5

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

A literary agent shares a real-life novel pitch that ultimately led to a book deal—and shows you how to query your own work with success. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/NPaWteFW6H

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

Some authors do it; others don't. But for those who do, why do authors cross out their name when signing books? We share author perspectives below. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/IFbLoar8t7

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Writer's Digest

almost 5 years ago

Everything you need to know about word count and book length for books and novels and memoirs and children's novels and picture books. This is especially useful for debut and early career authors. #WDGetPublished https://t.co/4ZUZ6mmn8j

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