Writing Advice From Famous Writers
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Imagine how much easier it would be to get published if a writer could think like a publisher or agent. This was Caroline Smailes’ goal when she set up BubbleCow.
After securing a multiple book deal with HarperCollins, editor and writer Caroline realised that most writers stood almost no chance of getting published due to a lack of understanding of how the publishing industry really worked. BubbleCow was set up to give writers the best possible chance of securing a book deal.
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Always good to hear what the big guns have got to say – nice selection!
I've got that Vonnegut list taped next to my computer. Reminding myself of those principles really keeps me grounded. Thanks for compiling these!
Vonnegut's advice on short stories – brilliant!
Vonnegut is the writing advice master. If you are ever stuck then his words will always help!
thanks
I followed the link over from your comment on Writer Unboxed because I love these sort of true stories/advice from famous writers posts. I'd seen the Vonnegut one (love him; he says everything perfectly), but the rest are new to me, so thanks!
Thanks – I love Writer Unboxed!
Brilliant!!
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