This month, personal experiences come into play as Kathryn Craft reminds us to cultivate a productive and fulfilling writing life, Gwen Plano examines different aspects of character diversity, and Scott Hines creates meaningful connections on social media.
In the marketing department, Jan Sikes delves into BookTok while AJ Jack offers seven methods for analyzing reader habits. Want to know more about the book-to-screen process? Literary agents Allison Hunter and Jennifer Weltz give us the low down.
All that and a lot more. Enjoy!
The Book that Tore Everyone Apart by Gaby Hinsliff
The Fight Between Authors and Librarians Tearing Book Lovers Apart by Pranshu Verma
How Are Books Adapted for the Screen? Two Agents Demystify the Process by Sangeeta Mehta
Transparency in Slush: The Wizard Behind the Curtain by AJ Cunder
Dear Writer: Advice on Cultivating Connection in the Internet Age by Scott Hines
Fill Your Writing Life by Kathryn Craft
7 Clever Ways Authors Can Learn More About Readers Online by AJ Jack
8 Sequence Structure: The Best-Kept Screenwriting Secret by Britton Perelman
#MKTG 17 – TikTok by Jan Sikes
Characters and Diversity Part I: Race by Gwen M. Plano
Characters and Diversity Part II: Wealth by Gwen M. Plano
Characters and Diversity Part III: Physical Ability by Gwen M. Plano