"The Internet is a natural progression for newspapers. . . a progression they will be forced to take." Renae Ross, Microsoft, Southern California, Internet Business Development Manager A Special Report Society of Professional Journalists...
"The Internet is a natural progression for newspapers. . . a progression they will be forced to take." Renae Ross, Microsoft, Southern California, Internet Business Development Manager A Special Report Society of Professional Journalists...
"Books by women on Western subjects don't always fit neatly into the women's fiction category. We're trying hard to get noticed" Cindy Bonner Co-founder, Women Writing the West A Brief Report The Women Writing The West Conference Women...
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"You, too, are being silently interviewed by your subject". Calling on the Cops: Developing Police Sources for Your Research By Daniel A. Byram, Retired Undercover Cop Authorlink! Arizona Correspondent Good mystery and police fiction writers...
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Unearthing the deep-rooted creativity and passion that inspires fictional characters requires an author to expect the unexpected. That’s one pearl of wisdom author Emily Hanlon shared with writers recently at a workshop focusing on unleashing and developing characters from the imagination.
Writers need agents for many reasons, Meredith Bernstein begins, and foremost among them is that the “agent hand-picks the right person to read your work.”