SCBWI Conference 101
…is your name, title (writer), and contact info (website, email address, twitter handle, etc.) Finally, have a pitch for your manuscript memorized. If you end up mingling with an agent…
…is your name, title (writer), and contact info (website, email address, twitter handle, etc.) Finally, have a pitch for your manuscript memorized. If you end up mingling with an agent…
The blogosphere is full of advice for writers about self-promotion, building online relationships, self-branding, creating a platform, and more. But the truth is, if you ask most agents and editors…
…In the end, no amount of community will sit down and write that novel for you. Why then, if the bulk of the work must be done on one’s own,…
…Your Community. Build Your Community This portion of the DIY MFA focuses on three types of communities: other writers, readers and publishers/markets. In the age of social media, there are…
…learn to pitch your book. Of course, with the conference just around the corner, my team and I have been getting some questions what a pitch actually is, why writers…
…wrote less frequently, but not any less well. The guy, by the way, is in the acknowledgments of all my books. Do make a weekly plan, but don’t fret, no…
…day, Emily Wenstrom, is the editor of short story website wordhaus, author social media coach, and freelance content marketing specialist. By early-early morning, she is E. J. Wenstrom, an award-winning…
…South. But the carnival’s newest act, a peculiar young woman with latent magical powers, may hold the key to defeating it. Her time has come. Abandoned by her family, alone…
…know that every week, no matter what, some writing will get done,” says Richenda Gould, leader of the Princeton Writers Group. “It keeps my writing in my thoughts, which means…
…I can assure that if you are consistent in your outreach and follow these tips, you will most certainly see your readership grow steadily, over time. By day, Emily Wenstrom,…