Here is Part 3 of Bromwyn Storms 3 part series on writing blurbs. You can start the series with Part 1. PART THREE: TROUBLE-SHOOTING If you’re having troubles writing a blurb that really
Read part 1 here. PART TWO: SETTING THE TONE OF THE BLURB The above blurb is a good framework (if I do say so myself, and heck, it’s my article, so I’m going
I’ve been in the publishing business for a few years now, and I’ve come to one, undeniable, unarguable conclusion: writers are insane. Loco. Crazy. What else explains our need to take a question
Query Letter – My Hero’s Journey I don’t know what I was thinking…don’t know where my head was…I guess I figured that I would write a book and just as I typed “the
How to Find out if Your Novel is a Romance. I think the most painful word in the world is “rejection,” (this word is closely followed by “we can still be friends,” and
You’ve finally typed those two magic words, “The End.” Now, you’re ready to (cringe!) share your masterpiece with the world. And suddenly there are two new words to master–two words that strike terror
