Archive for the Post-Writing Category
No, not THAT kind of matrix - a submission matrix.Okay, so you've now finished the 'story of the century.' You've shed blood, sweat and tears; sacrificed your free time, good eating habits, and small children and animals to complete this you-know-it'.. Read More
All, Post-Writing | 08.17.10 | No Comments
Covers.For years, decades, centuries people have been selling books, and all of those books have one thing in common: a cover. Perhaps you've looked inside a paperback and seen a notice that it is not to be sold without its front cover, because tha.. Read More
Post-Writing | 07.28.10 | No Comments
Remember Gizmodo? They were one of the sites I linked to in my first writerly words a s a great resource for those looking to track with technology. Today they've got a post up looking at the various avenues that a writer has for self publication.. Read More
Post-Writing, Writing Related | 07.14.10 | No Comments
When it comes to the appearance of a manuscript, agents end up seeing a variety of formats, including some horror stories. So how should you format your manuscript? Nathan Bransford, a literary agent with the San Francisco office of Curtis Brown of.. Read More
Post-Writing, Writing Tips | 08.6.09 | No Comments
In the writing world, and even more so in the screenwriting world you hear about being able to pitch your story. Basically, take your tale and encapsulate it in a one minute explanation. At first I thought the idea too easy and then when I was worki.. Read More
Post-Writing, Pre-Writing | 07.6.09 | No Comments