- Getting paid to write does not take the fun out of it.
- Just because they love it doesn't mean they won't ask me to rewrite some of it.
- My publisher trusts my imagination.
- My agent is my book's first and last supporter.
- As my writing improves, I become more aware of my flaws.
- The contract is the beginning of the publishing journey, not the end.
- People respect my work hours now that writing isn't a "hobby".
- After basic structure, editing is foremost about clarifying.
- Good writing comes second to good storytelling.
- Outside affirmation is a component of success, but true success is not needing it.
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Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Ten Things I've Learned Since Signing My Book Contract
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