Getting an Agent
Because I'm too lazy to type something on my own, a very interesting link about getting an agent for your book.
Short version: if you have a good book, it's much much less trouble.
An amateur writer talking about writing and editing and publishing, and anything else that occurs along the way ...
Because I'm too lazy to type something on my own, a very interesting link about getting an agent for your book.
Short version: if you have a good book, it's much much less trouble.
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Tim Susman
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9:04 AM
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representation
Over on PubRants, an agent has a couple posts up about mistakes beginning writers make. Not your standard stuff, pretty informative to read. A lot of it boils down to "show, don't tell," but in ways you might not initially pick up on. (I particularly like the second one: having characters in the story tell the reader about something that happened... because it feels like showing, but it's really not.)
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9:29 AM
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writing mistakes
From the lately departed Miss Snark, via Wyrdsmiths: Ten Traits of Good Authors (as opposed to good Writers). It's something I want to remember, should I ever be fortunate enough to be in the position of having an agent to please.
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2:09 PM
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