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[...] Don’t Be Creepy and more advice for conferences and conventions. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:LikeBe the first to like this. [...]
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[...] having said all that I’m reminded of some wisdom that came to me via twitter from the dark and twisted (but no less wise for that) mind of Chuck Wendig. Conventions should not be about schlepping...
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[...] and I have to admit I had no real idea what to expect (or what I was doing). I read a few tips. Chuck Wendig’s were pretty helpful. A lot of common sense of course but a good guide nonetheless....
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#9 – if you’re fortunate enough to be a guest or vendor at a con with special Green Room/VIP suite access, remember It’s chili and nachoes, not cavier and Russo-Baltique, and do not stare at your...
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[...] reading material for all writers, fans, and people crash conventions and conferences for thrills: 25 Things Writers should Know About Conferences and Conventions (via Chuck [...]
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One additional point; getting a published author to read your book is not going to get you published. Authors write books, publishers publish books. If your favourite author reads and loves your book,...
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[...] 25 Things Writers Should Know About Conferences and Conventions by Chuck Wendig [...]
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[...] It’s almost the middle of January and that means convention season is right around the corner. Maybe you’re a writing and publishing convention regular, or maybe you’re wondering how a writers’...
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Funny and great advice! Too bad I didn’t read this before I broke into the huddle of editors hiding under the stairs at a recent conference. I was all like, “I want to introduce myself,” and they were...
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I laughed so hard when I read #10. The funny part is that it is true. This is my college friend to a “T” Great list!
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[...] to Scott Huffman of Folio Literary Management. To keep reading, here are 25 (hilarious, yet true) things authors should know about conferences by author Chuck Wendig. // [...]
View ArticleBy: Ella J Quince
I thought every author rolled around in their money. Even if I only have five nickles, I’m still going to roll in it.
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Promise I’ll keep it short. At a con, after we had left the venue for dinner, one friend said “let’s check the bar.” We went in and, sitting ALONE, was Peter Straub. For like 15 seconds that is . . ....
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I know, right? I love this. So much that I’m here seconding the for-the-win a year and a half after the fact. This is nine hundred levels of awesome. This should be on a t-shirt. This should be on...
View ArticleBy: James Duckett
Brilliant and mostly true. I differ on some of your opinions (I doubt you care), but we see eye to eye on the major points. Thank you, I know many people who need to read this.
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