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Category Archives: Member Contributions

One Small Step For Self Publishing
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Posted on August 11, 2012 by Amanda June Hagarty
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Self-publishing just took a big step up in the world. Penguin gave self-publishing a big boost this summer by purchasing Author Solutions, one of the biggest self-publishing platforms available to authors. This kind of nod from a major publisher might … Continue reading →

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How to Pitch Your Story
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Posted on May 30, 2012 by Pamela Beason
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As an author, you need to learn how to pitch your stories, both in person and in query letters. Writing a pitch really helps you to focus on your story line, not on all the little details. When asked, “What’s … Continue reading →

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The Fictionalists
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Posted on March 28, 2012 by fredbyte
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The Fictionalists © 2010 by Frederick Su “Fine fiction is eclectic and, like fine food, delights the palate of the mind.” F.S. “Easy reading is damn hard writing.” Nathaniel Hawthorne. The greatest sin of a writer is to be boring. … Continue reading →

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