
Around the Publishing Blogosphere:
Agent Rachelle Gardner discusses the importance of Word of Mouth in book marketing.
Dystel & Goderich Literary Management is running a title contest on their blog.
Agents Janet Reid and Rachelle Gardner both offered some tips on how to email (or how NOT to email) an agent most effectively.
Guest blogger Suzannah Windsor Freeman asked if Nathan Bransford's Blog readers were Word Nerds or Grammar Rebels
In Publishing News:
Rosetta Stone is running a fun little writing contest.
Kindle users pushed back against the delayed ebook releases.
Xerox gets into the Espresso world of novels printed to order, while you wait.
And finally, Author Kiersten White describes the less glamorous side of submissions.
Have a great weekend, everyone!
2 comments:
Nathan's post is funny and worth reading. I was struggling to be a grammar nerd. Now I know it okay to be a grammar rebel. And in some cases, it really does capture the genuine YA voice. Yay!
Here thanks for all the lovely links.
Warm regards and a lovely weekend,
Simone.
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