Hello, everyone at, She Writes. Been working on my latest novel, Of Dust And Dawn, and getting ready to submit it to agents. It is a jungle out there, and I know this from personal experience,http://…
Hello, everyone at, She Writes. Been working on my latest novel, Of Dust And Dawn, and getting ready to submit it to agents. It is a jungle out there, and I know this from personal experience,http://facebook
but am going to keep trekking along. Have been hearing a lot about self-publishing and Kindal lately, and might give it a try on an old novel of mine that I couldn't get an agent for. Just see how it goes. The good part about self-publishing and Kindal is that I believe you retain your own rights, so a writer would have a good advantage that way. My problem is at present, I don't write mysteries or suspense thrillers, and these seem to be the best sellers, least for the young. My novels, although I think exciting, very fast pace and so on, are for the more adult orientated audience, and not instant money-makers. An experienced writer once said, however, you should write what comes natural to you and whats true to your heart. Does that sell books, however, I don't know. Wishing all you woman writers best of luck. Jan
"Hi there. I've got three books on the go at the moment; all of them stalled by procrastination. I'd win a gold medal if it was an Olympic sport. I have a favourite; a contemporary drama set in Ireland (I'm Irish but…"
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…See More
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