[View the story “Great YA sites from publishers” on Storify] Edited to add Bloomsbury’s tumblr as well! http://bookishbloomsbury.tumblr.com/
websites
16 posts
What other shoes could I post an image of today but Kate Middleton’s wedding heels? Lovely! But on to the questions! Eleni asked: I’ve got a 7 page synopsis in rough draft form for querying. Do I need a 7-page synopsis or is that pretty rare? I’d say that’s pretty […]
Way back in March of 2008, I answered a reader’s question about websites. I think the answer still rings true for me — what do you think? Scott writes In the AuthorMBA interview, you said every author should have a Web site and blog. I agree, and have had Web […]
I’m in love with these shoes, which, according to this article from The New York Times, are the product of a shoe-making workshop you can take. With a shoe guru! If only my upcoming trip to NYC wasn’t fully booked already! Anyway, moving on, today I wanted to share a […]
One of the pressing questions at this week’s #kidlitchat on Twitter was about an author’s online presence. Specifically, does what an author writes on his or her blog or website color an prospective agent or editor’s thoughts about working with that author? And for the most part, the answer was […]
Hang on a sec, that sounds wrong. It’s not “powerless,” right? According to our discussion, some people do look to blurbs for guidance on finding great to books. In which case, I’m THRILLED to share the following rave review from Jeff Smith, author of the bestselling Bone series, on Matthew […]
kt literary author S. Terrell French has a fantastic new website up for her debut novel Operation Redwood, which Amulet Books will publish in April 2009, for Earth Day.
All right, gang, here's the final round of answers to JenFW's question: When editors search the internet for further info about a potential author, what are some things that make an impression, good or bad?
More on my continuing mission to bring you all the answers you ever wanted from all the editors I dared to ask.