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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Writing Advice”

Mike Mullin Interview

In celebration of the paperback release of Surface Tension, we were lucky enough to sit down with Mike Mullin and discuss the editing process for his books. If you’ve ever …

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Ashfall SeriesMike MullinSurface TensionWriting AdviceYAYoung Adult
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15 Ways to Create an Unforgettable YA Protagonist

by Matthew Del Busto So, the perfect plot for a YA book has been simmering in your mind for months now. You’re dying to start writing, but you don’t want …

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15th AnniversaryMatthew Del BustoProtagonistsWriting AdviceYoung Adult
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A Tanglewood Title Checklist: Our 15 Favorite Components to Find in a Manuscript

by Matthew Del Busto Every publisher has its own unique tastes, and here at Tanglewood, we’re no different. If you want to know what we’re looking for in submissions, read on, …

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15th AnniversaryMatthew Del BustoWriting Advice
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SCBWI Fall Conference

Ayanna Coleman September 8, 2017 Leave a Comment

Learn the craft of writing for children at the Indiana SCBWI Fall Conference with YA author Mike Mullin on faculty leading a workshop entitled, “Why Is Writing So Hard?” He’ll …

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The Importance of the Query Letter

Because Reading Your Manuscript Isn’t a Given We all know that first impressions are important. For a job interview, you are going to don your professional clothes and meet your …

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Peggy TierneyQuery LetterSubmissionsWriting Advice
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First Things First

If you are reading this because you have a story idea that you haven’t started writing, and you are wondering whether publishing might be an option, this blog post is …

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Cheryl KleinLisa Rojany BuccieriPeggy TierneyPublishing AdviceStephen KingWriting Advice
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Fantastic Settings and How to Write Them

Developing a Distinctive World for Your Story by Michaela Whatnall There are countless elements to consider when writing a novel, from character development, to plot points, to narrative voice—the list …

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Have I Read This Before?

Crafting a new concept and a fresh hook by Michaela Whatnall If you take a look at Amazon, you’ll find that over 100,000 children’s and YA print books were published …

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HookJanice HardyWriting Advice

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