Posted January 18th, 2010 by lisatener
A couple of questions came up about literary agents today and I realized it would be a good topic to share with you. It’s easy to get taken advantage of it you don’t know what to look for or even aren’t quite clear on a literary agent’s role.
A student from my most recent Bring Your [...]
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Posted January 17th, 2010 by lisatener
It’s always a thrill when my clients’ books come out and I get that brown cardboard package from Amazon. When Deb Scott finally announced that her book was here, though, I found it especially fulfilling.
Deb had some huge setbacks in her process…making her a great example for the role or perseverance in the life of [...]
Tags: author perseverence, book publishing, book writing class, book writing classes, Deb Scott, Literary Agent, Millenium Bank Ponzi Scheme, perseverence, The Sky is Green, writing setbacks
Posted November 3rd, 2009 by lisatener
Over the years, I’ve had several people come to me and say, “I need a book writing coach. I have to write my book. I keep gaining weight and I know I will lose that weight when I write my book.”
One beautiful soul told me recently that her belly actually looks pregnant, “I’ve gained weight [...]
Tags: book, book coach, book coaching, book writing class, book writing classes, book writing course, book writing program, book writing programs, bring your book to life, how to write a book, write a book, write chapter one, Writing, writing a book, writing coach, Writing Course
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Posted September 16th, 2009 by lisatener
My book writing classes–are back–both LIVE and by teleseminar–and they now include a book concept evaluation, a customized editing plan and feedback on how you can best organize your book coupled with private consultations. I’ve found that the people who make the commitment, make a plan and get support get their books written. The expanded [...]
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