Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Links of Interest

COMPOUNDING CONFLICT IN YOUR STORY USING “JURASSIC PARK” (SPOILERS) AS AN EXAMPLE:


THE VALUE OF BETA READERS:


ARE YOU USING TOO MUCH INTERNAL DIALOG IN YOUR FICTION?


NEGOTIATING A CONTRACT, PART 2:


KEYWORDS, CATEGORIES, ETC. FOR AMAZON AUTHORS:


WAYS TO CREATE CHARACTERS:


USING POV TO STRENGTHEN YOUR STORY’S CHARACTER:


AVOIDING DEAD END DIALOGUE:


THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SPAM AND PROMOTION:


CREATING A GOOD CHARACTER ARC AND AVOIDING A BAD ONE:


PARANORMAL SHORT STORY MARKET:


AUTHORS GUILD WANTS 50/50 ROYALTIES ON EBOOKS FROM THE BIG PUBLISHERS:


WORLDBUILDING, USING ANCIENT MAGIC:


USING SOME OF AMAZON’S MARKETING TRICKS:


A REVIEW OF JAMES PATTERSON’S MASTER’S CLASS IN WRITING:


WHAT EDITORS DON’T WANT TO SEE:


MORE ON GETTING SELF-PUBS IN LIBRARIES AND THE NONPAYMENT ISSUE:


THE ONE TYPE OF EDIT YOU REALLY NEED:


CONFLICT AND EMOTIONAL NARRATIVE AS PACING:


DENIAL AND BURIED SECRETS AS A WAY TO GIVE CHARACTERS DEPTH:


WHAT ISN’T SAID IS SOMETIMES THE BEST DIALOGUE:



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