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- Pauline Frederica Kiernan commented on Alicia Suskin Ostriker's article Celebrating Womanhood: Poetry by Anne SextonThank you for reminding us of Anne Sexton's brilliance.If I may just add: There's no 'yet' as in your 'Anne Sexton (1928-1974) is typically remembered as a “confessi...
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In Between ProjectsBrooke Warner commented on her article Putting an End to Returns: Utopian Publishing Dream or Eventual Reality?Sheri, to answer these questions here: First, e-book purchases completely eliminate this issue. Not completely. Ebooks are also returnable. It's just less frequent an...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsJill Starishevsky commented on her article 10 Reasons Not to Discuss Child Sexual Abuse in 2012I agree he does not typically do serious ones, but maybe for the cause he would adapt this to the tenor he uses. How does one do an online petition?Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsMary Hutchings Reed commented on Ellen Cassedy's article [TIPS OF THE TRADE]: Hate book promotion? Three ways to make it work for youI've found that what I like about promotion is the personal interaction with readers and potential readers. These are typically smaller events, like readings or short...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsI actually love getting to the end - it's the middle that drives me nuts. I typically write a book with the ending already somewhat formulated, but somewhere between that exciting opening and the exciting finale, there needs to be an actual story :)Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsRuth Feiertag commented on Cait Levin's article [What's Next?] Digital v Print - The Battle ContinuesKelly, I just realized that I didn't answer the second question you asked. People usually don't really own e-books; they get a license for their use. There have bee...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsDeborah Mitchell commented on Kamy Wicoff's article Waiting, Wondering...And Freaking Out. (Just A Little Bit.)I typically have to wait for publishers to okay a proposal (I write nonfiction health books), but it's still a waiting game. My advice (since I notice you said you hav...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsVictoria Mixon commented on her article COUNTDOWN TO PUBLICATION: 34 Days---Pushing Your Reader Off the RainbowThanks for asking, Michelle! Yes, it is. I've been blogging on the craft of fiction for the past year, and I'm using my posts from the first half of 2009 as the basis...Writing Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsPatty Cogen commented on Caroline Bock's article Answers to the Question: "So, What Does Being A Writer Mean, Mom?" An Interview With My Son For A Middle School ProjectLove the way you structured this by letting the answers imply the questionsWriting Status Badges
Writing Status Badges help you distinguish yourself based on different stages of your writing life cycle.BrainstormingOutliningResearchingWritingRevisingQueryingPreparing to PublishUnder ContractPublishingPromotingBloggingIn Between ProjectsNora Gaskin Esthimer commented on her article A Writer's BedI've been writing in bed a lot since I broke my ankle on December 25. Typically, I have my laptop, legal pad, a few pieces of mail, my MP3 player, telephones--land and...
