How to market Serial Web Fiction
Writer Adam Collings has published a short how-to guide for marketing short web fiction on his blog. If you’re interested in writing web fiction, it’s worth a...
What Children Fear
I had an interesting conversation with my friend MadUnkieG yesterday that I thought I’d share. We were talking about young adult books and how they age- for...
August 22, 2011
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Elmore Leonard’s 10 Rules for Writing
A good read, and he says some interesting stuff, especially this part: 3. Never use a verb other than “said” to carry dialogue. The line of dialogue...
Nathan Bransford’s Advice on How to Write a Novel
Advice from the blog of literary agent Nathan Bransford on how to write a novel: http://blog.nathanbransford.com/2010/08/how-to-write-novel.html A nice collection of notes and tips for would-be novel writers...
Creating a Writer’s Step Sheet in Powerpoint
Since some people love their powerpoint, I thought I’d share the following I found on how to make a writer’s step sheet using it. Enjoy! From eZinearticles.com:...
To Free or Not to Free 2- The Revenge
Last night I was chatting with a friend and discussing the audiobooks conundrum mentioned earlier this week- if you give the audiobook away for free, will they...
To Free or not to Free, that is the Question.
One of the writers that a great many in the podcast novel world look up to is J.C. Hutchins, both because of the quality of his work...
How to Write a Book in 3 Days, by Michael Moorcock
I stumbled across this article today, it’s a collection of advice from Michael Moorcock about how one would write a book in 3 days if one had...
The Hard Balance- Accessibility versus Readability in SF and Fantasy
Something I had to struggle with when I started to write Twin Stars was the simple question of how much Science Fiction I wanted to put into...
January 18, 2010
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Duotrope's Digest
Today while looking through the Podcastle submission guidelines I stumbled across Duotrope’s Digest, a search-able database of publishers for poetry and prose. Free, and very well set...