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How to write for two genres and/or two publishers and/or two editors and keep your voice, your writing style and your sanity! On how to be true to yourself as a writer and
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How to write for two genres and/or two publishers and/or two editors and keep your voice, your writing style and your sanity! On how to be true to yourself as a writer and
Article posted by Nina Davies with the permission of Cheryl Kaye Tardif. A Murder Wall is a vital tool for crime novelists. Imagine trying to write a story without knowing your suspects or
“I wish I could do that!” “Were you funny as a child?” “Where do you come up with your ideas?” I hear those comments every time someone learns I write romantic comedies. These
Benefits of a Miniseries: * Each book is promo for other books. * Creative opportunities to hook readers on upcoming characters and/or enjoy “epilogue” style moments for previous characters. * The longer length
Romantic suspense is one of the hottest subgenres in the market today and shows no sign of slowing. The subgenre is broad and encompasses a lot of different styles of writing, and one
The Midlist. You know where that is, don’t you? Technically, the midlist is the well-stuffed section of a publisher’s catalog full of books written by authors who are neither debut nor bestsellers. For
Does size matter? Not as much as knowing what to do with it! During our careers, many of us will write fiction of different lengths. Switching lengths is an adventure and a learning