I’ve created my first intern program: COMMERCIAL FICTION DEVELOPMENT. The first intern program is for people who want to work with WRITERS OF FICTION (and personal non-fiction). And who want to get paid to do this. I’m looking for people with whom I can work LONG-TERM. I want to build a team I can rely on to work with every … Continue reading →
For the next few days, I’m working like mad to get all the 33 Mistakes books I have up on the website. My editor ended up not being able to do them, and I want to have them done before I start writing the How To Revise Your Novel course. My authors have already been waiting a long time—I don’t … Continue reading →
No secret that I’ve been swamped, or that I’ve fallen behind on a lot of projects that I have going. So I’m delighted to announce that Lazette Gifford is going to be the production editor for the 33 Worst Mistakes Writers Make series. We have a couple of details to work out still, but some of the manuscripts I have … Continue reading →
As noted elsewhere—I hauled ass like nobody’s business for eight months to create a way for me to write the novel I wanted to write without having to do it to anybody’s specifications but my own. My mad plan worked, and for the first time since I was an RN, I had a regular, reasonable income that did not depend … Continue reading →
I’m not sure why I got sucked into this today. Maybe so it would stop looping through my head driving me crazy. This is the second model I came up with, and I’ve been playing with portions of it since Friday. I wrote it all out today, and ran the numbers. It’s pretty scary. =================================== THE NEVER-ENDING MAGAZINE NO MORE … Continue reading →
Oh, boy. I’m not putting names on these because they were sent to me privately and not all of them had the “couldn’t get WordPress to work” comment. SIDE NOTE: I host my weblog myself, on my own site, which means your WordPress.com ID won’t work here. You need to create an ID for this weblog. … Continue reading →
As I mentioned in the Writing Updates a short while back, I figured out how to do the publishing thing. Now, not five or ten years from now. But knowing how to do it and knowing if I should do it are two different things. Here’s the thing. I came up with a wonderful business model that would create a … Continue reading →
Post copied from OneMoreWordBooks.com Now I know what I want to do. I want to publish fantasy serials—related world- or character-based stand-alones set in well-developed, fun universes. I want to be able to offer a good advance, I want to be able to offer good royalties and an excellent contract. I want to have a strong, interesting, atypical online presence … Continue reading →