Sentences with phrase «emerging writer blogs»
Nice post about why Emerging Writer blogs!
http://www.irishpublishingnews.com/ Not exact matches
The truth is, there are a lot of us out there whose only connection to like - minded believers has been though the blogs and books of «emerging» writers and thinkers.
She's also the creator of the Creative Penn podcast and blog, which provides emerging writers with advice about writing, self - publishing, marketing, and the business of writing.
If you are a writer (either an author or an emerging writer) membership helps you to meet other writers working in a similar genre, showcase your own work and use our Members Blog to comment on publishing news, shout about your successes.
Maybe you could even answer them as a blog post so it can be shared with other emerging writers?
We publish articles and book reviews on the blog and hold workshops that connect emerging and established writers.
As an emerging writer, I don't have an author site, but have been working on establishing a blog as an outlet for sharing my work, encouraging myself to write consistently, and just «getting my name out there» as you say.
The Literary Platform's China blog comes ahead of its forthcoming report «The Publishing Landscape in China: New and emerging opportunities for British writers» which maps out the market for British publishers and writers in China, identifies the barriers to entering and operating in the market, and considers how much of an opportunity digital transformation represents for British publishers and writers to reach Chinese audiences.
Unimpressed with the lack of straightforward, simple (and free) resources available to new and emerging writers, she started her own online editing company and writers» blog (Infinite Pathways) to help her fellow compatriots.
But in early 2007, while trolling the comment streams on Jim Cramer's blog, and making comments defending him, a number of readers told me that I was one of the best writers on the site, so why didn't I emerge from Cramer's shadow?
The writers will use the blog to expose «alternative and emerging artistic practices by women of color, queer, and immigrant artists in the United States.»