How to avoid paying permission fees: copylaw.org/2016/02/when-d… via @LloydJassin #pubtip

Great quote! "writing is an art, but being an author is a business" -- @Andrea_Dunlop #pubtip twitter.com/brandy_wilk/st…

Do you write historical romance? We have a pitch opportunity for you! #ManuscriptMatch #amwriting #pubtip bit.ly/1T1MOrX

Do not send queries via Google Drive. #pubtip

Published authors: keep name and email of your literary agent, Hollywood co-agent, foreign co-agent, publicist, editor. #reminder #pubtip

“The winner asks, ‘May I help?’ But the loser asks, ‘Do you expect me to do that?'” - William Arthur Ward #PubTip

This is absolutely essential reading. On writers & jealousy. #pubtip twitter.com/delilahsdawson…

Great read for writers: managing your time & $ resources. "How Much Will You Give Away?" #pubtip writersinthestormblog.com/2016/02/how-mu… via @kcraftwriter

If conversations don’t move the plot or romance forward, they’re just filler. Cut to keep your writing sharp and fluid. #pubtip

I recommend using only one space between sentences, unless otherwise specified. Makes life much easier for all. #pubtip

When opportunity knocks in the publishing industry, be sure to open the door. #ManuscriptMatch #pubtip harlequin.com/MaunuscriptMat…

Pacing is so important. Consider which details are necessary and help further the story and central romance. #pubtip

If someone refers you to an agent please make sure they've worked with that agent else it does you no favors 99% of the time. #PubTip

#PubTip = this is a perfect example of Calendar Page on an author website. Do this --> geraldbrandt.com/calendar/ @GeraldBrandt

Here is an excellent author website for debut author. Who, what, where, clear, simple: karenfortunati.com @KarenFortunati #pubtip

Writer website isn't a deal-maker or a deal-breaker but a simple website to use like a business card is useful. #pubtip

Today's the day! Historical romance writers, stay tuned for an announcement about a new opportunity with @LoveInspiredBks! #pubtip

Don't complain to me if a third-party source has incorrect info on THEIR website about what I rep. Always check an agency website. #pubtip

In a pitch, avoid cliche lines without context, e.g. "will love conquer in the end or will she lose everything?" Tell us YOUR story. #pubtip

Unless you've been previously published don't query your book until it's complete #pubtip