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Rocky Mountain Writer #161

Posted on March 7, 2019 by Mark Stevens

James Persichetti & Lost Hat Editorial  This week we interviewed editor, writer, and all-around interesting guy James Persichetti. We discuss his recent career move from managing foreign rights at a literary agency; the difference between all the many types of editing; and the best tactics for making your novel stand out to agents, editors, and readers. James Persichetti…

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Addictive Storytelling

Posted on March 7, 2019 by Kevin Paul Tracy

The other day I downloaded a book from Amazon onto my Kindle and began to read. About 50 pages in, I suddenly got a vague sense of deja vu, and as I read further, I kept getting that feeling and it kept getting stronger. Finally, about halfway through I couldn’t escape the realization that I’d…

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My Top Ten, Revisited

Posted on March 6, 2019 by Mary Gillgannon

I recently came across a workshop presentation I gave many, many years ago on the “Top Ten Things to Do to Sell Your First Novel.” It was interesting to see what I thought were the keys to publishing success back then: 1) Finish your book. This seems obvious, but I still encounter writers who get…

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Return on Investment

Posted on March 5, 2019 by Mark Stevens

Event: A four-hour slot to sell books at Off the Beaten Path bookstore in downtown Steamboat Springs. Date: Friday, February 15. Time: 4 to 8 p.m. Expenses: Seven hours of driving (354 miles round-trip, including the return home through a major snowstorm via Wolcott and Interstate 70). $79 for a room at the Travelodge in…

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Rocky Mountain Writer #160

Posted on February 28, 2019 by Mark Stevens

Terri Benson: The Book in a Day Education Event  You’re not going to want to miss the RMFW day-long education event coming up in April in downtown Golden, Colorado. But in case you’re on the fence we have Terri Benson this time on the podcast to answer questions and explain how it’s going to work….

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