Editorial Staff

Editorial Staff

Archives November 1-15, 2001

Simon & Schuster Launches eBookstore on Company Website NEW YORK, NY/11/5/01--As part of its ongoing efforts to promote electronic publishing, Simon & Schuster announced today the grand opening of SimonSaysShop.com ( http://www.SimonSaysShop.com.com ), an...

Breaking the Rules

A monthly column written by an Authorlink contributing editor. We welcome your questions, comments and input to this page. ASK THE EDITOR Breaking the Rules By Susan Malone November 2001 Rules abound in the writing world (I’d say the “literary” one,...

Write What’s In Your Heart

A monthly column written by an Authorlink contributing editor. We welcome your questions, comments and input to this page. ASK THE EDITOR Write What's In Your Heart By Susan Malone October 2001 In the past two weeks, I've had untold number of writers contact...

Chris Keesler, Senior Editor Dorchester Leisure Books

The way to Chris Keesler’s heart is through a good query letter. A feisty love story that knows when to break the rules doesn’t hurt either. Keesler is a romance editor, one of only a few fellas in a female-dominated field. His position on the flip side of the gender divide works to his and his writers’ advantage.

Shaping Your Story

A monthly column written by an Authorlink contributing editor. We welcome your questions, comments and input to this page. ASK THE EDITOR Shaping Your Story By Susan Malone September 2001 As we've gone through the various aspects that make up a novel (most of...

Dancing on the Mountain by Ginger Mynatt

    Dancing on the Mountain A Tale of Dreams and Danger Ginger Mynatt iUniverse 2001 Print-On-Demand/127 pages ISBN: 0-595-19752-3 Buy This Book www.amazon.com     "...a suspenseful young adult story..." "...living the dream of every...

Emily Bestler, Vice President and Executive Editorial Director Pocket Books

Emily Bestler learned early to love books. “When I started reading, I was doing something everybody else in the family did,” she said. “It’s what we did together as a family.” It’s a tradition she’s passing along to her three children – girls 9 and 8 and a boy, 4. They want to be writers when they grow up, though, not an editor like mom.