Authorlink Top Five Book Picks of 2020 – Our regular contributors looked back over the last twelve months to pick a favorite book and interview from the year. A few were released in December 2019. Here are their top five picks.
Doris Booth
Doris Booth is founder and president of Authorlink®, the news and information magazine for editors, agents, writers, and readers, ranked among top websites for writers. The company’s separate literary agency represents some bestselling authors, both domestically and abroad. Doris has sold projects to St. Martin’s Press, Simon & Schuster, Sterling Publishing (Barnes and Noble), Berkley Books/Penguin, Farrar Straus Giroux and other dominant houses. She has also been involved in rights negotiations for two hit Netflix docuseries, as well as with other production studios. The agency is not accepting new authors at this time, but writers are encouraged to use Authorlink® as a comprehensive resource.
Review: So Many Books, Publishing in the Age of Abundance
So Many Books, Gabriel Zaid, Paul Dry Books – “Books are published at such a rapid rate that they make us exponentially more ignorant,” writes Gabriel Zaid in a little book titled, SO MANY BOOKS,
Why Does Your E-book Look a Mess After Converting From PDF?
Writing Insights – Why Does Your E-book Look a Mess After Converting From PDF?
A. R. Torre Creates Suspenseful Thriller, Every Last Secret
Every Last Secret, A. R. Torre, Thomas & Mercer – Torre, who initially self-published her way to the New York Times bestseller list as a romance writer, talks to Authorlink® about her decision to write a thrille
What Is Point of View in Literature?
Writing Insights – A writer recently asked me if every chapter in a book must have a viewpoint.
Do Literary Agents Really Read All Author Submissions?
Do Literary Agents Really Read All Author Submissions? – Quora response.
The Journey of Liu Xiaobo: His Fight to Free the Soul of China
The Journey of Liu Xiaobo, Edited by Joanne Leedom-Ackerman, Potomac Books/University of Nebraska Press – In the early hours of June 4, 1989, a young activist persuaded thousands of Chinese protesters to leave Beijing’s Tiananmen Square to avoid being crushed by tanks from the People’s Liberation Army.
The Indie Bestsellers List
The Indie Bestsellers List
Who was Beethoven’s Woman in the Moonlight?
The Woman in the Moonlight, Patricia Morrisroe, Little A – Author Patricia Morrisroe’s first novel is a stirring, romantic story set in nineteenth-century Vienna about the passionate and tragic love affair that inspired Ludwig van Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata.
Writing Insights: Every Writer Needs Encouragement
Writing Insights: Every Writer Needs Encouragement
