Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Agents, editors use #MSWL to broadcast wish lists
I recently came across the hashtag #MSWL on Twitter. It stands for Manuscript Wish List. It turns out that literary agents and editors use this hashtag to convey what's on their wish lists. If you're an author, search for this hashtag on Twitter and comb the posts. It might be you have something they are looking for. And here's more on #MSWL.
Labels:
Twitter,
writing,
writing advice
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
A children's story using Tapestry
So I was exploring this new app that a colleague told me about. It's called Tapestry. I could have added photos and jazzed it up a bit -- but ran out of time. Hope you enjoy it!
Just tap to read the story:)
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children's story,
tapestry
What's on your summer bucket list?
So, it's almost mid-July. The summer is speeding by. What's left on your bucket list for the summer? Here's some of mine.
Disney World (Check)
Writing (Check)
More writing
Read
Key West
Golf
Spend time on patio
Sell my books (Check)
Sell more books
Spend more time with friends
More reading
Spend more time with family
I'm not doing too well with my bucket list. How about you?
Disney World (Check)
Writing (Check)
More writing
Read
Key West
Golf
Spend time on patio
Sell my books (Check)
Sell more books
Spend more time with friends
More reading
Spend more time with family
I'm not doing too well with my bucket list. How about you?
Friday, July 5, 2013
Minute list: Civil War re-enactment in Gettysburg
Soldier (tired)
Flag (torn)
Bullet (embedded)
Ground (bloody)
Hat (dirty)
Cup (tin)
Canteen (empty)
Rifle musket (long)
Shelter half (white)
Haversack (stained)
Here is a NewHive expression of all of the slideshows I've done this week while curating Gettysburg 150th content. Here is another NewHive expression with lots of Gettysburg links. And here is my RebelMouse Gettysburg 150 page.
Labels:
Gettysburg,
Gettysburg 150,
minute list
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Literary Rejections great resource for authors
I came across Literary Rejections on Twitter recently. What a helpful account for struggling authors. It links to agents open to queries, writing contests and so much more. Do yourself a favor and check it out. Here are just a few of its recent tweets:
Women Writers Needed for New Digital Publishers | @Novelicious Books | Novels & Novellas | Submit: http://t.co/HbAma3oOU8 | #writing
— Literary Rejections (@LitRejections) July 3, 2013
Lit Agent @SaraDEmic Open to Queries | Fiction, YA, Non-Fiction | http://t.co/2e7d8HokMQ | Interview: http://t.co/HPq24682RZ | #submissions
— Literary Rejections (@LitRejections) July 3, 2013
Literary Agent Alice Williams is Open to Queries | Children's Books, YA | http://t.co/g8POIGmBTh | #submissions
— Literary Rejections (@LitRejections) July 3, 2013
Lit Agent @jawlitagent is Open to Queries | Commercial, Women's, Romance, Thrillers, MG, NA, YA | http://t.co/RfdnZF8RSw | #submissions
— Literary Rejections (@LitRejections) July 3, 2013
Literary Agent @AlisonFargis of @StonesongNYC is Open to Queries | Fiction, Children's, Non-Fiction | http://t.co/TQZ8SQtzC9 | #submissions
— Literary Rejections (@LitRejections) July 3, 2013
Labels:
writers,
writing resources
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