Last weekend, the Central Virginia chapter of Sisters in Crime and a local library put on an event that was geared toward writers looking to get published. I was thrilled to be on the panel that spoke and answered questions. Of course, I know my own story, but what was interesting to me was howContinueContinue reading “Talking About (the many) Pathways to Publication”
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Can Writers be Genre Stereotyped?
I recently read the book, ONE SUMMER, by David Baldacci. Now, there are many reasons to admire and like Mr. Baldacci. Of course, he is a first class thriller writer and I have enjoyed his work since the stunning book, ABSOLUTE POWER. I also liked the CAMEL CLUB series and the Sean King/Michelle Maxwell books.ContinueContinue reading “Can Writers be Genre Stereotyped?”
Straight to E-book?
I recently read a post from a writer that her next novel was going straight to e-book format. She believed this was good news for her readers and I can’t disagree. However, it was unclear to me whether this book was to be self-published or simply a strategy being used by her publishing company. ThisContinueContinue reading “Straight to E-book?”