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Two Types of Writers

July 24, 2015 //  by Rachel Kent//  71 Comments

Blogger: Rachel Kent

At Books & Such, we love all types of writers. But today, I’d like to tell you about two specific types. Each one has its pros and cons.

The first is The Flexible Writer.

The Flexible …

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Publishing Industry Assumptions

June 12, 2015 //  by Rachel Kent//  38 Comments

Blogger: Rachel Kent

Before an author is published or before they’ve spent time as members in writing groups or at conferences, there are some hopes and assumptions that might be made about publishing. I’ve come up with a list of …

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How DOES a Writer Write so Fast?

May 21, 2015 //  by Michelle Ule//  49 Comments

Blogger: Michelle Ule

Sitting in for the traveling Mary Keeley

In response to my post last week about “Plotting to Save Writing Time,” I mentioned in the comments that someone I knew had written an 85,000 word novel …

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Plotting to Save Writing Time

May 15, 2015 //  by Michelle Ule//  29 Comments

Blogger: Michelle Ule

Filling in for Rachel Kent today.

After two years of work writing a novel, I’ve finally finished and am plotting the next one. I’ve completed most of the research (this is the project interrupted by World War …

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Don’t Forget to Write a Different Book Next Time

March 27, 2015 //  by Rachel Kent//  27 Comments

Blogger: Rachel Kent

I am at the Mount Hermon conference today, so I am not going to be able to comment on the blog. I will try to catch up on the comments over the weekend.

A multi-published writer mentioned …

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The Benefits of Smaller Writers’ Conferences

March 20, 2015 //  by Rachel Kent//  57 Comments

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There are many benefits to attending large writers’ conferences like ACFW, but smaller conferences have some great perks, too!

First is cost. The big conferences have to bring in a large faculty from all over to a …

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Is “Branding” a Four-Letter Word?

December 28, 2014 //  by Janet Grant//  8 Comments

Blogger: Janet Grant

Our office is closed for the holidays so we can spend the holidays with our families. This post is from our archives, and is one of our “Best of.” We’ll return with new posts when the office …

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Placing Debut Projects: A Joy of Agenting

December 12, 2014 //  by Rachel Kent//  34 Comments

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One of my favorite things to do is to call a debut client to tell him or her that we received an offer. It’s such a delight to share in the moment when that author’s dreams become …

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Balancing Writing and Family During the Holidays

December 5, 2014 //  by Rachel Kent//  34 Comments

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We are well into the holiday season already! Wow. I’m still shocked that it is December and we have 20 days until Christmas! The holidays are a time to refresh and recharge before we all jump into …

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3 Steps for Making Copy Edits Less Dramatic

December 2, 2014 //  by Michelle Ule//  38 Comments

Blogger: Michelle Ule

Filling in for Wendy Lawton, who is traveling on business today.

When I finished writing my first  novella,I felt proud about completing it several weeks before the deadline. I tweaked it a bit here and there, used …

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