A Network of Published and Aspiring Authors
by Gabrielle Mathieu In Aspiring to Author, Megan Haskell and Greta Boris describe the different routes to publication. There’s conventional publishing, publishing with a small press, and self-publishing. I’d like Continue reading
by Elizabeth Conte The Query. The word can either make a writer squeal with joy, or screech in fear when they reach this point. This point. The place where the Continue reading
by Kimberly Peticolas Throughout history, it has never been easier to share your story with the world. We are fortunate to live in a society that allows such freedom of Continue reading
Twitter pitches have helped me fight my way through logline hell. Every author I know hates to write loglines—at least for their own stories. I’m no exception. But before Continue reading
by Greta Boris green·horn (ˈɡrēnˌhôrn/ | noun | NORTH AMERICAN informal) a person who is new to or inexperienced at a particular activity. When I was a running greenhorn, I experienced something in a Continue reading
by Greta Boris You must pay for everything in this world, one way and another. There is nothing free except the grace of God. – Mattie Ross, from the movie Continue reading
by Greta Boris Ask any author, no matter how successful, their least favorite part of the job. It will invariably have something to do with the query process. Either they Continue reading
by Greta Boris The brilliant, elusive experts say there are four phases of competence: Unconscious Incompetence: you’re so ignorant you don’t know what you don’t know (consequently you think you’re awesome) Continue reading
by Greta Boris In 2010, ebooks slammed into the publishing world and caused an earthquake of epic proportions. The dam the Big 5 had erected cracked in the upheaval and Continue reading