We’re coming up on the fifth anniversary of KT Literary in the New Year, which means almost five years of posts about publishing, querying, clients, and all the stuff I could find to write about on this here ole blog. Now, chances are, most of you reading now are not the same readers who followed me in the beginning, but much of the advice may indeed be the same. So starting on Saturday, December 22nd, I’m diving into the archives for a series of posts I ran about in 2008. So stay tuned!
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Many writers have barely enough room in their lives and homes for a writing nook, let alone a whole office, but if you could have a room of one’s own, a la Virginia Woolf, what would it look like?
Of the many books I listed before the holidays, some I didn’t get to, some I finished, but only one did I start and put down less than halfway through, unmotivated to continue by what I felt were cold characters and a narrative style that seemed unduly remote. I didn’t love making that decision. I’ll stop reading a manuscript halfway through with nary a second thought if I know I don’t love it, but that’s also about making a decision to represent a project. But a finished book?
Love this interview with Rebecca Petruck, author of STEERING TOWARD NORMAL, on the research that went into her debut, and having to […]