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Submitting to Digital Presses by Saritza Hernandez
Posted by jarviswrites in Guest Bloggers, Submissions on January 25, 2013
I’m delighted to introduce 5writers.com’s first agent guest blogger. E-Pub Agent extraordinaire and avid coffee-drinker, Saritza Hernandez is as short and simple as this paragraph. Give her a good paranormal or fantasy romance, a giant mug of strong Cuban coffee and a corner to put her feet up to read, and she’s one happy camper! As […]
Make Them Say “Yes!” Unless They Won’t
Posted by jarviswrites in Jennie, Submissions on January 14, 2013
Over my years as a writer – whether it be as a film/television/web writer or as a novelist – there are two pieces of advice regarding submitting my work that have really stuck with me because of how effective they have been in guiding my submission process: No one wants to be the first one […]
Submitting Work Is Like Dating
Posted by virgowriter in Brad, Submissions on January 6, 2013
When I first started dating, I was just happy to have a boyfriend. My standards were low (even if the guys were truly nice, cute, etc.). I looked for a nice smile and answers to questions about what he liked to drink (preferably something alcoholic). These early relationships didn’t last. The issue wasn’t that the […]
When It Comes To Submitting, Fugetaboutit.
Posted by priceswrite in Linda, Submissions on January 1, 2013
For some writers, submitting is an obsession. Not the act of submitting – which might be a good thing to be obsessed about. I’m talking about the aftermath of submitting. The waiting game. I know writers who check email and snail mail constantly like a teenage girl awaiting a call following a first date. If […]
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