*Please note this post refers to the Twitter character count limit of 140 characters used 2017 and prior. The limit has since increased, so future #10Queries Tweets will likely be longer. Yay! I am a participating editor for a contest called #RevPit. It’s an annual contest for writers that happens once a year, in April. […]
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KM Editorial Newsletter Launch & Feature Opportunities for Writers
Today marks the launch of the KM Editorial monthly newsletter. I’m very excited about it. It’s been in the works for a while now, so I can’t wait for folks to check it out and let me know what they think! The first issue was released this morning, and you can grab your copy of […]
Recommended Read For Writers: Stephen King’s On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
I recently finished reading, well actually listening to Stephen King’s On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft. Highly recommended for all writers! There’s a lot of conflicting advice about craft books for writers—some think you can’t learn from them, or that the best way to improve your writing is just by more writing. And I agree […]
What NOT to Say to a Literary Agent (or Editor)
I recently I attended a lecture hosted by GLAWS, and the guest speaker for the day was literary agent, Steve Hutson. I’m sure you can guess the focus of the event (hint, see featured picture). What NOT to Say to a Literary Agent (or Editor). I like attending events such as this because on top of the […]
Taking Feedback: What to Do with Your Edit Letter
Guest post by Jeff Seymour It’s here, and by God, you wish it wasn’t. It’s like Christmas morning, if what Santa dropped off was a point-by-point list of everything you’d done last year that he liked and disliked, with special emphasis on the things you weren’t sure were good or bad but decided to take […]
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