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If your agent/ publisher has sold audiobook rights for you, that's GREAT!
Please please please please please promote the audiobook on your website including narrator and buy-links!!
@JaleighJohnson does it correctly here: jaleighjohnson.com/the-mark-of-th…

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Just a reminder... I don't open attachments unless I've requested them. Sending me your query as an attachment means I won't get to read it. ☹️ #amquerying #pubtip #amagenting

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Jessica Sinsheimer @jsinsheim
Remember to appeal to us on emotional + aesthetic levels in your pitch. It's easy to get in your head + have a mental list of facts to include. But if you engage us emotionally, we'll feel like we get it (+ care!), even if your characters are in a world we've never seen before.absolutely this 👇🏽👇🏽 high concepts and powerhouse comp titles are eye-catching for sure, but agents also want to get a solid sense of both the heart and the craft behind the concept in your pitch. don't just grab our attention, sustain it. #pubtip

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I get this question a lot. Can an author write in multiple genres? (Answer: it’s complicated.) Great post on it via @PubCrawlBlog publishingcrawl.com/2018/10/23/swi… #pubtip

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The ABCs of #Writing—26 Things Every Writer Needs to Know - @EdieMelson bit.ly/2NM7jIl #pubtip

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Here’s a somewhat intangible quality agents look for: a writer who is open-minded and able to consider feedback. Remember: agents work for free until we sell your book. Therefore, it helps everyone when clients take feedback seriously. #publishing #pubtip

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In my book, no matter how talented you are, hard work, receptiveness, and general manners go a long way. It’s a professional relationship, yes, but like any relationship, trust and communication are so important. #publishing #pubtip

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Just a reminder that if your book is accepted, withdraw the submission from other publishers/agents ASAP. #pubtip

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Axe Slaughter @abuckslater
This video about GONE GIRL in particular highlights the work that goes into pacing and tension. Think of scenes the way you think of your chapters - end them with that jewel box click that drives home the point and progresses the story. #Pubtip pic.twitter.com/3VWagoAAqpHow you craft your chapters will affect everything about your book. Look at them individually. Could, say, ch. 12 stand on its own? Does it have a beg/mid/end? A rhythm? Most importantly: does it make your reader want to know more? #Pubtip

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Axe Slaughter @abuckslater
Repeat what OG @johnmcusick said a while back: these videos from @michaeltuckerla at LESSONS FROM THE SCREENPLAY provide excellent insights to screenwriters and novelists alike (been watching him for a while, along with @TheeNerdwriter, catch them both): youtu.be/CF3lFPW4E1oThis video about GONE GIRL in particular highlights the work that goes into pacing and tension. Think of scenes the way you think of your chapters - end them with that jewel box click that drives home the point and progresses the story. #Pubtip

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New York Times Books @nytimesbooks
Stephen King says that Tana French's "extraordinary" new novel, "The Witch Elm," lands in the twilight zone between mystery/suspense and literature nyti.ms/2ILN2BSI just have to say that as an editor who often writes or revises copy, I really appreciate what @StephenKing says here about copy. Keep it simple, please! It's a teaser--not a synopsis! #engagethereader #pubtip

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Want to Create a Successful Book Launch? @DiAnnMills @BRMCWC #Pubtip #Promotion blueridgeconference.com/want-to-create…