The pain of being on submission to publishers or “on sub” is real. And if your book doesn’t sell on submission? Agony. Self-doubt. Loneliness. Even
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Many writers serious about pursuing a career in authorship undertake an MFA in Creative Writing. Far fewer people know what to do next. I’m not
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When I first saw author Georgia Clark host the wildly popular New York storytelling night, Generation Women, I thought, wow, this person is funny. And
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One of the easiest steps you can take to promote your book is to set up your Goodreads author profile. According to Goodreads, “Any author,
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The art of writing a great query letter comes down to remembering its sole purpose: to get a literary agent to request to read more.
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Experimental books can mean all sorts of different things to different readers, but that’s exactly why they’re so special: their difference. Imagine how boring books
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