Blog Archives

25 Things Writers should know about Conferences and Conventions

Time to prep for next year! Here’s a great post on going to conferences and conventions by Chuck Wendig. I chickened out and didn’t do #6 in this list. Here’s the story…I was at the Texas Book Festival last year and found out

Tagged with: , , , , , , , ,
Posted in Networking, Publishing business, Writing

3 Steps To Making Friends and Enemies at Conferences

Ran across this interesting post from editor A. Victoria Mixon… I don’t really attend writers conferences anymore, because it’s much more comfortable to stay home in my cozy attic office editing the books of the coolest writers on the entire

Tagged with: , , , , , , , ,
Posted in Networking, The Business of Writing, Writing

The Austin Film Festival

This is the fourth time I’ve been to the Austin Film Festival. The last time was in 2003 when my script THE VETERAN was a second rounder in the screenwriting competition. The Austin screenwriting conference is held in conjunction with the

Tagged with: , , , , , , , , ,
Posted in Great Writers, Hollywood, Networking, Screenwriting, The Business of Writing, Travel, Writing

60 Ways To Increase Your Influence Online

Ready to go Genghis Khan all over the internet in your writing career? Check out these suggestions courtesy of Copyblogger.

Tagged with: , , ,
Posted in Networking, The Business of Writing

A Newbie Writer’s Guide to Twitter

Twitter can be very confusing at first. I know it was for me. But I didn’t have this straightforward guide on using Twitter. This is especially helpful if you’re a writer wondering how to get started.  Once you get set

Tagged with: ,
Posted in Networking, Stuff I Like

How To Impress Booksellers

  A few days ago people on the popular social site Twitter began a hashtag labeled #waystoimpressbooksellers. This mass of tweets contained quite a few nuggets of great information for authors in these days of do it yourself  promotion since no one else will. If you

Posted in Networking, Publishing business, The Business of Writing

How To Make The Most Out of A Writer’s Conference

Since the wonderful OWFI Writer’s Conference is coming next month, I though it would be helpful to post Dana Kay’s great post on how to effectively network at a conference. Take a moment to read it and remind yourself that

Tagged with: , ,
Posted in Networking, The Business of Writing

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 42 other followers

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 42 other followers