As an editor, education and awareness are ongoing endeavors for me. Grammar rules, spelling, and style preferences get updated; plot trends are constantly in flux; industry operations are changing rapidly these days; publishers, agents, editors, and organizations are interacting with "the public" like never before, offering up-to-the-minute insight; and I try to stay abreast of it all as best I can.
Here are some of my favorite clicks from last week:
Did you find any of these links helpful? Have you stumbled across some goldmines of your own this past week? I'd love to see your comments!
Here are some of my favorite clicks from last week:
- "Top 3 Reasons Why Manuscripts Get Rejected": Three tips each from a literary agent, an editor, and an author. (Authors Publish Magazine)
- "The Real Men Who Read Romance": Romance authors might have a larger fan base than they think, and could expand it even further with different marketing tactics. But should they? (Huff Post Books -- The Blog)
- "Highbrow Media's Sexist Blind Spot: Romance Novels": What will it take for the romance genre to be taken seriously? (Salon)
- "Publishers Are Warming to FanFiction, But Can it Go Mainstream?": Another new viable avenue to becoming a published, money-earning writer in this ever-changing publishing landscape. (Wired)
Did you find any of these links helpful? Have you stumbled across some goldmines of your own this past week? I'd love to see your comments!
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