Here's the blurb for Go Teen Writers:
Whether you’re just starting to write your first story or you’ve finished and are wondering how to edit, this book will help you learn how to perfect your craft and get your project ready for publication. Click to learn more.
Includes tips for:
-Getting published, finding the right agent, book surgery, thicker plots, deeper characters, richer settings, weaving in theme, dealing with people who don’t get your writing
Find this book at your local bookstore, or…
On ebook at: Amazon.com • BarnesandNoble.com • Kobo
If you know a teen writer, this makes a great gift. But you don't have to be a teen to appreciate the book. Even adult writers (including published authors) can learn from the many tips Jill and Stephanie have put together. It's not a refresher on the basics, but instead it gives many great hints on how to improve saggy middles, how to brainstorm plot ideas, and how to deal with people who don't understand your desire to write.
8 comments:
My friend Brooke R. Busse is a teen writer. I shall let her know about this.
Great idea. I know at least two teen writers who have completed one novel already.
thanks you for this recommendation...my teens were published in those poetry books that parents have to buy....
It's great to see so much encouragement these days for younger writers. Wonderful idea.
Thanks for your kind words :) We had so much fun writing that book!
Thanks for sharing this, Laurie!
:-)
You're welcome, Jill and Stephanie! I love what you're doing to help teens!
Michael, Susan, and Annmarie,
That's wonderful that you know/have teens who write. They're lucky to have supportive people like you in their lives.
Post a Comment