- The PLC is a group of authors, sharing what they learn on their paths to publication and keeping each other accountable along the way.
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Week 1: Confessions
Week 2: Blog Awards
Week 3: Major Minor Characters
Week 4: From the Stacks
Week 5: 3 Things...that make me throw the book across the room
Every Tues: Guest Author Post
Every Thurs: 500 ClubGuest Author Schedule
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500 Club
Would you like to play along with the 500 Club, but don't have your own blog or website? Simply copy and paste your work into the box below and one of us will read it. This isn't a competition, but a way for you to get the words flowing. No need to write in a vacuum. Let us see what you can do.
Tag Archives: Writer
Most Important: Ignore The Rules
by Beth Bernobich When a new writer joins a workshop, they often run smack into a wall of ruls. No head-hopping! Kill all adverbs! Third person only! Usually, the ones spouting those rules are semi-new writers, the ones who have … Continue reading
An Honest Look at Being Published
by Anthony Huso When Amy asked me to guest at PLC, the first thing I did was go to the site and read how the group started. What I found was an earnest story about a few people standing in … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Huso, Arts, aspiring writer, Book Writing, Bookselling, Cyril Connolly, getting published, Guest Author, Publish, publishing, The Last Page, Tor Books, truth about writing, Writer, Writer Resources, Writers Resources, Writing, writing advice, writing honest
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Getting It Done
by Jon Sprunk Thank you so much for inviting me here today. I’m still new to this “author” thing, so contributing to a blog like this is very cool and exciting for me. I’d like to talk a little about … Continue reading
Are You Telling The Story, or Vice-Versa?
by Tom Leveen I’ve yet to meet a writer who hasn’t admitted at least once that his or her characters are the ones telling the story; that the writer is but the humble servant to the protagonist’s and antagonist’s whims. … Continue reading
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Tagged fiction, Guest Author, novel, Party, plot, Protagonist, Pygmalion, Random House, Tom Leveen, Writer, writing advice, YA novel, Zero
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