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Novelists - published or not - chatting about beginnings, muddy middles, dang endings, what to do with it all. Please don't shout (all caps, big images) or post links on the main wall except as part of the conversation. Please do include modestly sized covers in "Our Published Novels"!
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Our Monthly Virtual Water Cooler
Gather for a real-tiime chat on the first Wednesday of each month at 1 EST for topic-based discussions about writing and publishing novels. To join us, just log into She Writes and click on the "Main Room" at the bottom right of your page. It will pop up the "Main Room" box, with the ongoing chat and a place to speak up yourself. If no one is chatting when you arrive, do just say hello.
April 3 at 1 EST: Submission and Marketing Tips
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Our Published Novels!
Started by Meg Waite Clayton. Last reply by Jaye Viner on Friday. 516 Replies 22 Likes
I've noticed quite a few names I recognize around here. If you've published a novel or have one coming soon, do tell us about it here. Please feel free to put up a cover, but do please try to keep it…Continue
Finding an Editor for WIP
Started by Leanne Sparks. Last reply by Yolanda Renee May 12. 22 Replies 0 Likes
So, everything I have read indicates that it is imperative to have your WIP looked over by a professional prior to submitting to agents/publishers. Any good advice on how to find a reputable editor?…Continue
My First Book
Started by Ashley LaMar. Last reply by Ashley LaMar May 9. 18 Replies 1 Like
Hello Everyone,My name is Ashley and I am considering writing my first novel. I run a book review website (Closed the Cover) and I have…Continue
Any writers want to participate in The Next Big Thing Blog hop and write about their novels or WIP?
Started by T. D. Hassett. Last reply by T. D. Hassett May 7. 18 Replies 0 Likes
The rules are very simple:Here are the rules:• You post on your own blog or as a guest blogger on someone else's, and then invite others to participate.• Respond to the ten questions below about…Continue
Free downloads on Kindle -- Does it work?
Started by Paulita Kincer. Last reply by Kathleen Kern May 7. 52 Replies 0 Likes
So, following the advice I heard on a SheWrites webinar, I offered my novel, The Summer of France, free on Kindle this weekend, Saturday and Sunday. Before the free offering, I was ranked an abyssmal…Continue
Tags: book, sales, increasing, giveaway, free
What do writer's (published and not) think about showcasing a WIP in a magazine before it's done?
Started by Maureen McGuirk. Last reply by Maureen McGuirk May 3. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I've noticed a few magazines that allow sections of novels to be published without having the rest of the book finished. I'm just wondering, if I do this, will it make it more difficult for an agent…Continue
Tags: novels, of, exerpts, publishing, WIP
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Comment by Olga Godim on Friday -
Great review, Niki.
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Comment by Niki Tulk on Friday -
Oh, oh, oh! New review for "Shadows and Wings"! I am thrilled with this one, I feel the reviewer and the novel have looked deep into each other's hearts ...what joy.
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Comment by Kim Taylor Blakemore on Wednesday -
If you're interested in 1950's pulp fiction, check out my new blog post: Bawdy Shadows, Gaudy Pulp
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Comment by Olga Godim on Tuesday
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An interview with me on Fran Clark's blog: http://franclark.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/featured-author-olga-godim....
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Comment by Olga Godim on May 12, 2013 at 9:43am
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For Mother's Day - my essay about my mother: http://silkscreenviews.wordpress.com/2013/05/12/my-mother-never-qui...
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Comment by Niki Tulk on May 12, 2013 at 9:03am
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Dear Lynn, you have boosted my day (year? life?) with your response and connection, thank you. I hope you enjoy the book -- do let me know your thoughts on it! It is a total thrill to be sharing the world of Lara and Tomas with others ... Peace and all things good to you ... Niki
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Comment by Niki Tulk on May 12, 2013 at 9:01am
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Thanks so much Liz! I really appreciate you taking the time out of life to read the IV!!
Peace, Niki
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Comment by Meg Waite Clayton on May 12, 2013 at 8:46am -
>this is a marathon, not a sprint
I have been using this analogy for a long time, in part because I started writing my (first) novel while training for my (only) marathon :-)
So actually, for me, writing a novel is easier than a marathon, as I am willing to do it again and again.
It's definitely true for marketing too.
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Comment by Liz Gelb-O'Connor on May 10, 2013 at 5:19am -
Loved your story, Niki! Liz
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Comment by Lynn Purvis-Yund on May 9, 2013 at 7:07pm -
Wow, great interview Niki, I'm glad you address the commercialism about publishing, you are so right on about the trends, sadly. I'm also impressed about your publishing agency
I just downloaded your book, and did get it through the indie store- great idea. I was struck by the fact it's in little old Athens, GA, - my niece lives there.
I only just started the book but I love the intro about fugue, strangely enough I was just thinking about that pattern, ( read about it in Godel, Esher and Bach, by Hofstadter) and how to apply it to writing. I love the music, arts reference too. I'm an artist ( paintings, drawings) and plan to write with the thinking process of painting. Anyway, your book has an aesthetic to it from the beginning that adds a classic quality, it's beautiful
Also lots of good stuff on your blogs, etc.
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