Writing a Nonfiction Book? 5 Ideas For Attracting Agents/Editors And Keeping Readers Engaged
This has been the summer of nonfiction. I’ve read more nonfiction books than I have in a long while and I’ve had an influx of
This has been the summer of nonfiction. I’ve read more nonfiction books than I have in a long while and I’ve had an influx of
For the past five years I’ve kept a rigorous writing schedule. I’ve written or co-authored four books and one e-book. I’ve blogged religiously every other
When I got into book publishing I was an inexperienced 23-year-old whose previous work experience was waitressing and a couple of cherry college internships that
I am thrilled to be a part of this article about book coaching from Mediabistro, written by Jenny Rough. Here’s a little excerpt: What
As Linda Joy Myers and I gear up to host some new fall classes and prepare for our next six-month course, I’ve been fully immersed
Follow my blog with Bloglovin I almost never write grammar posts because I’m not much of a grammarian. I know good writing from having read
Every time I go to a book reading for memoir, the question of what’s “true” invariably surfaces in one form or another. It’s generally posed
I’m in beautiful San Miguel de Allende this week at the San Miguel Writers’ Conference. We kicked off last night with a keynote by Cheryl
Lately I’ve been working with a lot of writers who are stuck on “showing,” to the detriment of their work. It’s been an interesting turn
Earlier this month I had the privilege of seeing the Dave Matthews Band at Shoreline in Mountain View, California. The concert was as amazing as