3 Myths About Publishing Contracts by Kelley Way
Lawyer Kelley Way shares some common myths about publishing contracts to help prepare against signing something you’re unsure of.
Lawyer Kelley Way shares some common myths about publishing contracts to help prepare against signing something you’re unsure of.
Interview with Science Fiction Western novelist, Rachael Clarke, Part 2 – How To Write the Future podcast “What I’ll tell people is to find your writing group, find your writing family.” — R.A. Clarke...
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How To Write the Future podcast, episode 121 – Interview with Science Fiction Western novelist, Rachael Clarke, Part 1 “I’m passionate about sci-fi and I was thinking, I just I love horses so much,...
Lawyer Kelley Way has written a post guiding you on 5 important clauses to look for in a publishing contract. Congrats on your deal!
Discover what publishers are looking for in new non-fiction releases and what may be needed to get your book accepted by a publisher.
We all know the legend of Jack London the adventurer and prodigious writer. He is held up to authors as the epitome of the writer’s work ethic, publishing 50 fiction and non fiction books and hundreds of articles. He made his living by writing and always, always writing at least a 1,000 words a da
Anthologies are often the first place a brand newbie writer can get published. Which is why many colleges and writing clubs collect and print anthologies. Inclusion in an anthology increases the value of group membership and lifts all boats – or in this case, author’s street cred.
You’ve finished your first novel, sent it through the wringer of your critique group or chosen beta readers, and tweaked it again and again. Nerves rioting, you’ve decided set it free into the reading world. You’re standing in the open doorway and the paths before you are numerous. You notice a passing author out for a stroll with their third, or was it tenth, book at their side. You clear your throat and timidly ask, “Which road is the one to Publication City?”
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