Showing posts with label Writer´s Digest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Writer´s Digest. Show all posts

Sunday, February 07, 2010

How to make your novel a pageturner

Några tips i Writer´s Digest på hur du kan skapa en berättelse man inte slutar läsa förrän man kommit till sista sidan, en bladvändare.

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Spådomar

Writers Digest samlar spådomar om den litterära framtiden. Bl a följande:
"As the initial sale becomes less of the focus for authors, the agent of the future will become more of a business manager who handles every aspect of an author's career, overseeing the author's online presence, developing sources of revenue outside of book sales such as workshops and lecture tours, and acting as the author's publicist in between publications." och
"Publishers will create free-standing departments whose services can be purchased a la carte by authors, whether that author is self-published or published by a competitor who doesn't offer such services." eller
"Ebooks that are too short to be print books will become a real factor in ebook sales, opening up new opportunities for publishers but even more for authors. Short fiction is already well established in the romance genre and some major publishers have broken out stories from anthologies as separate items to be sold on Kindle. In 2010, authors and agents will discover that shorter-than-a-book works can be the subject of useful experimentation and learning through electronic publishing and, by the end of the year, it will become a frequently-employed device."

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Vad ska de säga?

Oroar du dig för vad släkt och vänner ska säga om du använder dig av dem i ditt skrivande? Artikel i Writer´s Digest.

Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Som att gå in i ett nytt förhållande.....

"Novel writing is like entering a new relationship—equal parts scary and exhilarating. All your insecurities will arise at the beginning, and you'll find yourself worrying about the end before long." Läs mer The Novelwriting Survival Kit:
http://www.writersdigest.com/articles/rosenfeld_survival.asp