This month’s Industry Influencer is Ron Hogan, curator of Lady Jane’s Salon in NYC as well the lit journal that helped launch the digital literary age back in 1995, Beatrice! He talked with Writer’s Relief about the online literary market, online author platforms, his favorite social media, and offered some helpful tips for bloggers. Let’s… Continue Reading
Let’s say a visitor has come to your author website. Maybe he/she read one of your pieces in a lit mag and wants to learn more about you. Maybe said person is a literary agent who is deciding whether or not you would make a good client. Or maybe said visitor is someone you met… Continue Reading
Fact: Authors are more successful when they adapt to changes in the publishing industry. Having an author website is becoming as necessary and expected as having a business card. And there’s no webpage that’s more important on your site than your homepage. But what should a writer put on the homepage of his/her website? How… Continue Reading
Learn where to find literary agents and editors of literary journals on the Internet! Network with publishing industry professionals on the Web. Tips for effective online networking for creative writers who are seeking publication. … Continue Reading
What is considered previously published writing? Submitting to literary agents or editors of literary magazines? Make sure your writing is not considered previously published, especially if posted online.… Continue Reading
