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Monthly Archives: December 2013
‘Being ignored is something you get used to,’ says new writer signed up by United Agents
Lorena Goldsmith: Rowena, first of all, congratulations on being signed up by United Agents! Let’s start at the beginning. What made you think you could write a book and why did you give it a go? Rowena Kitchen: I woke … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Published
Tagged Lynette Yencho, new writer, Rowena Kitchen, United Agents
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How to Strengthen a weak Story
Weak stories are a common encounter in beginning fiction, even when the quest is strong and the stakes are high. Example of weak story: The protagonist endangers his life to save his best friend’s life, who’s been kidnapped by a … Continue reading
Posted in Plot, Self-editing Fiction that Sells
Tagged plot, protagonist, quest, story, villain
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Self-editing Fiction that Sells 