Agent Jessica Faust of the BookEnds, LLC blog, on “Offering Representation to Published Authors,” seeks to reassure new authors that things could be worse for them: they might have a track record.
If a previously published author comes to me seeking representation, I need to, of course, look at the new work to see if it’s [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Crossed Wires'
The “Greener” Other Side of the Fence
December 15th, 2008 · 9 Comments
Tags: Crossed Wires · Ruminations · Style and Craft · The Business · Writing
Getting It Out of My System (2)
September 21st, 2008 · 5 Comments
(Part 1 of this N-part series was here.)
Let’s see, where were we… Oh. Right. I’d just posted excerpts from the Prologue to Crossed Wires, my 1992 mystery, and Chapter 1 from its never-published sequel, Trapdoor. And I said that the differences between those two excerpts sprang from “something” that happened in the roughly one year [...]
Tags: Crossed Wires · Looking Backward · Style and Craft · The Online World · Writing
Getting It Out of My System (1)
September 18th, 2008 · 7 Comments
[In a post a few days ago, I started to nose around my "issues" with writing mysteries, thrillers, and the like. This is the perfect time do something I really don't like to do, much -- to lay out the story behind one of my formative experiences as a writer: the publication, in 1992, of [...]
Tags: Crossed Wires · Looking Backward · Style and Craft · The Online World · Writing




