Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Writing a Great Query Letter and Book Proposal
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A good book proposal is like handing an agent a perfect rosebud. It smells wonderful, it hints of much more. It's meant to entice, stimu...
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Book-Writing Intensive with Mary Carroll Moore--Next Weekend in Key West, Florida
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Join me in beautiful, sunny Key West, Florida, for a fun and productive weekend building your book, and take it the next step toward success...
Perspective in Your Writing--How Far Can You See?
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On Monday, my weekly book-writing class talked about the desperation that writers get: the need for perspective about their books. Where are...
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Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Ken Atchity's Brilliant Book-Structuring Method
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I was thrilled to have a visit on my blog from a writing mentor, Ken Atchity, who authored A Writer's Time, one of the textbooks used in...
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How to Create Writing Voice? Natalie Goldberg Says to Ask, What Brings You to Your Knees? What Do You Love with Your Whole Heart?
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In her book, Thunder and Lightning, free-writing expert Natalie Goldberg describes a writing exercise she created after reading Borrowed Ti...
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Show, Don't Tell--What Does That Really Mean?
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Imagine trying to describe the image to the left. Lights swirling all over a black background? Winter wheat in a field, caught by the last s...
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Winter Writing--A Chance to Slow Way Down
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Outside my office window, the snow is coming down fast. I cancelled a dentist appointment today, shoveled the steps, walked to the mailbox, ...
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Reverse Goal-Setting: Magic Action for Writers
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Goal-setting doesn't work for many book writers. Maybe we're too random. Maybe we need more flexibility than traditional goal-settin...
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
New Year's Treat--A Presume Exercise for Writers
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What's your dream for your book this year? Try a simple new-year's exercise to find out. It's called a presume --a word coined ...
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Do Some Great Research--On Your Characters!
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Your book has a major and minor cast, whether you're writing fiction, memoir, or nonfiction. People move stories, illustrate theories an...
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