> Annette Gendler gave up on submitting to literary magazines, and it was the right thing for her writing life.
> What not to do at a writing conference, according to Author Accelerator's Jennie Nash. So much good advice here.
> American for the Arts is now tracking "Arts Mobilization Efforts" at their website, as arts groups nationwide gear up for possible cuts and losses under the new administration.
> At The Sunlight Press, Nina Badzin offers a look at her idiosyncratic system for capturing writing ideas before they fade away.
> If your guest post ideas/pitches aren't getting the go-ahead, Jessica Lawlor (who edits guest posts for two blogs), lists all the possible reasons why.
> At The Masters Review, a round-up of TED talks by writers, including Billy Collins, Roxane Gay, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Lidia Yuknavitch, and others.
> What to do when you hire an editor and the feedback on your manuscript indicates a key fundamental issue that you agree needs attention, but you might not be ready to tackle it? Jennifer Lang explores the territory on the Brevity Blog.
> Interesting (and slightly odd) interview with George Suanders at Lit Hub.
> What not to do at a writing conference, according to Author Accelerator's Jennie Nash. So much good advice here.
> American for the Arts is now tracking "Arts Mobilization Efforts" at their website, as arts groups nationwide gear up for possible cuts and losses under the new administration.
> At The Sunlight Press, Nina Badzin offers a look at her idiosyncratic system for capturing writing ideas before they fade away.
> If your guest post ideas/pitches aren't getting the go-ahead, Jessica Lawlor (who edits guest posts for two blogs), lists all the possible reasons why.
> At The Masters Review, a round-up of TED talks by writers, including Billy Collins, Roxane Gay, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Lidia Yuknavitch, and others.
> What to do when you hire an editor and the feedback on your manuscript indicates a key fundamental issue that you agree needs attention, but you might not be ready to tackle it? Jennifer Lang explores the territory on the Brevity Blog.
Have a great weekend!
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3 comments:
Always great info here, Lisa. This week I especially appreciate the approach that Annette Gendler took to literary journals. Thanks so much for sharing these valuable links!
Thanks so much for including my piece at The Sunlight Press!
Thanks, Drew!
Nina - it really is useful & I passed along to my students. I also have a piece upcoming in Sunlight, so have been following over there.
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