The last decade (has it been a decade?) has been transformative for literature. Digital readers and the internet have had a democratizing effect on books. Self publishing is not only possible, but economically viable. What are your options? What are Hybrid Publishers?
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We hear the adage “don’t just a book by its cover” in reference to human beings, but it definitely does make a huge difference when people are shopping for books. What should your book cover look like? Where should you get yours designed?
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Last time we talked about breaking the rules in narration, but dialogue is a whole different kettle o’ fish. What are the rules? If they’re flexible, are there cardinal dos and don’ts?
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Grammar is the system of rules that govern critical elements of how we communicate. Some rules can be broken, and others can’t. Is the same true of grammar when writing fiction?
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Let’s get the basics out of the way: editing is a critical part of the process of putting a book out. Everyone needs an editor.
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Semi-colons are wonderful tools, but do they belong in fiction? It depends, but it’s safe to say no. Book recommendations from this week include:
Commas are everywhere, and even though we understand them intuitively, there’s lots to be said about them. Also, Elan needs to learn to face his microphone.
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Who? The team talks about narration and person in fiction.
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Past, present…future? The SPE team talks tense.
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Our first episode! The team discusses beginnings.
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