Wednesday, August 15, 2012
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Silence. Scream. Couldn't utter a word but what was felt. Darkness clutching the throat. The threat of the freight train crash...
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Lucky 7 Meme Award Rules: 1. Go to page 77 of your current manuscript. 2. Go to line 7. 3. Copy the next 7 lines (sentences or paragraph...
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I am so excited to introduce K.M. Jackson, who I met about a year ago via twitter there are many at...
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The easy part of being a writer is having fun making my characters go through various bleep situations and eventually achieve their obsta...
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That IS a great article!! More writers should read that. It's not personal--it's a business decision. And agents are people too. Hope you are enjoying your summer! (what's left of it)
Thanks Carol, for responding to the link, although it was a great article it also made me take on another perspective, I don't necessarily believe an aspiring author will progress based on who he/she knows, it may help get them a step further but the writing will still have to stand on its own and again its subjective whether the agent will fall in love with the novel.
It took me a while to realize that the book industry isn't personal. It's just what you like. It's exactly like me going into a book store and picking out my favorite book.
That said, articles like this always make me realize the insanity involved in what writers do. :/
I agree, a writer who might know an agent or someone in the industry might get their book published, but what happens after that? If it isn't good, it'll just sit there.
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