This is a tag going around, and since a few people have asked me about my writing process (I find that incredibly flattering to be honest!), here it is! Anyone interested, feel free to tag yourselves and answer the questions!…
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How I Write
Tagged with: Andy Weir, author, author stuff, blog, blogging, fantasy, harsh reality, How I Write, how to write better, Lauren Oliver, Mart Watney, outlining, Sara J Maas, Someone give me some chocolate, The Martian, write, writer, writing, writing techniques
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Posted in Editing, Marketing, Publishing, Revising, Things I saw on the Internet, Writing, Writing craft
I Laugh At Your Rejection
A few months ago, I sent my last query letter to an agent. I knew I wanted to get my work out there, but it was clear as day it wouldn’t be through the traditional way, so I focused on…
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Posted in Editing, Lifestyle, Marketing, Publishing, Revising, Things I saw on the Internet, Writing, Writing craft
Posted in Editing, Lifestyle, Marketing, Publishing, Revising, Things I saw on the Internet, Writing, Writing craft
A Few Basic Steps Before Starting a Novel
1. READ Read as much as you can. You’ll learn by assimilation and best of all, without particularly noticing. So devour those pages. 2. PICK A NARRATIVE MODE AND STICK TO IT. Look, your narrative mode is not the reason…
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Posted in Editing, Publishing, Revising, Writing, Writing craft
Posted in Editing, Publishing, Revising, Writing, Writing craft
C.S. Wilde 