Landing An Agent: The Steps Taken

By God’s blessing I have an agent who is going to pitch my book to a couple of publishing houses (small ones, because you have to start somewhere), but this kind of stuff doesn’t happen overnight, and I have been on a long winding road to this point in my writing career.  I decided toContinue reading “Landing An Agent: The Steps Taken”

The Next Big Thing: What I’m Doing Next

Olivia Boler over at Oliviaboler.com invited me to be a part of a blog chain that introduces the premise of my latest work while promoting her blog and five other blogs of writers like myself.  I have posted the blogs of these writers after my little Q&A session, and hope that you will go overContinue reading “The Next Big Thing: What I’m Doing Next”

6 Thoughts on Sending Query Letters

Today I wrote up a query letter as a proposal for This Broken Earth, and sent it to about 40 different literary agents to test the waters about the book and hopefully get one of those fish to bite.  I neglected to realize that most of them would be out for the holidays, and soContinue reading “6 Thoughts on Sending Query Letters”

Stress and the Part Time Writer

I write novels as a part time gig.  I do not have any illusions.  I know I don’t have time to do all the promotion I need to do, so this blog, my Facebook page and my Twitter account are about the extent of my marketing strategy. I have several jobs: 1.  I teach fullContinue reading “Stress and the Part Time Writer”

Work In Progress Challenge

I was tagged recently by Julie Catherine over at her blog, and for this I am grateful.  As per the instructions, what writers have to do is then discuss their work in progress (WIP) in the form of some interview questions.  Here goes: What is the title of your WIP? It is titled This BrokenContinue reading “Work In Progress Challenge”