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9 themes/trend predictions that will define 2023 β from a literary agent.
Here we go!
1. Authors will embrace trade paperbacks. With economics being what they are right now hardcover is not viable for consumers on a regular basis. And with paper costs going up globally
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Just how long should a novel be? Here's some (very broad!) guidance for fiction authors! π. louiseharnbyproofreader.com/β¦
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Many, many thanks to @RBCEditing for a wonderful brainstorming session yesterday!! I'm already so excited for book 4 in #thealchemicaltales. πππ»π€©
#WritingCommunity, if you're looking for clarity, outside perspective, and inspiration, check out Richelle's editing services!π₯°
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.@meperlβs rules for editing are spot on:
βοΈ Do no harm.
βοΈ If you canβt explain it, you canβt change it.
βοΈ In a tie, the writer wins.
βοΈ Donβt do anything behind a writerβs back.
#ACESAccelerate #AmEditing
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I had a November cancellation, and I decided to open December up and get a head start on booking for next year, so if you've got a SFF novel ready for developmental editing, line/copy editing, or proofreading, please reach out!
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Copyediting is not equal to judging your grammar.
Copyediting is not equal to judging your grammar.
Copyediting is not equal to judging your grammar.
Repeat after me...
Copyediting is not equal to judging your grammar.
#weareinthistogether #writingcommunity
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Good morning, everyone! I've decided to add TWO editing slots to the end of this year (October & November), so if you've got a SFF novel ready for developmental editing, line/copy editing, or proofreading, please reach out!
These are my last slots for the year!
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Thereβs been a lot of doom and gloom amongst my writing peers recently, both on here and in my inbox and over on the WM hub. Itβs really tough right now.
But there is hope - and I donβt just mean the outcome-based stuff.
Right now thereβs been a big shift from MG to YA andβ¦
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Hey it's National Freelancers Day! I guess I'll give myself a pat on the back. #NFD2022
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June 1st is the official release date of The Trials of Ashmount. π±
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Bored writer = Bored reader
#amwriting #amwritingfiction #amwritingromance #writing #writingcommunity #writerslife #writetip #writingtips #WIP
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Avoid This Character Description Mistake in Your Writing liminalpages.com/avoid-this-β¦ via @liminal_pages
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Quite a few manuscripts cross my desk that share the same fundemental problem: a lack of sustained, meaningful conflict in the story. How does your work-in-progress stack up?
liminal.click/enough-conflicβ¦
#writingtip #amwriting
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Can we please make it a habit to include trigger warnings when submitting manuscripts to editors and other freelancers? It'd be nice to have a heads-up, especially for some pretty gruesome stuff. #amediting
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I always love to give my characters cute little embarrassing quirks. My heros and heroines are often clumsy and cute.
#amwriting #bodylanguage #amwritingromance #amwritingfantasy #writingtips #writing #quirky #heroes #heroines
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@Apt_Words shares her seven golden rules for writing author queries. Read more on the ACES blog: ow.ly/JIr550GRxqF
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Wow! Was looking to see if The Power of Point of View was still available to buy, and the author has a FREE downloable version on her website! Fiction editors and authors, you NEED to read this book: aliciarasley.com/index.php/tβ¦
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Of course @redpenrabbit had the perfect response to a question about harmful phrases still in common use today: "Even if we donβt think the history is relevant, that doesnβt change where it came from or that the people who have been affected by the language have forgotten."





























