I couldn't find any examples I could cut and paste here that have really given me writer envy. But Rivers of London and other books I just stop and whisper, "Damn that was smooth." Anybody got some better examples to post?
I'm listening to...
That’s exactly it, Brian.
If you want to refine this a bit, you might indicate how the market may have grown/developed/changed since the comp you’re referring to was published, and how your project meets that need. But I’d stop well short of...
I feel the same as you. Quite a few of them have a 'Tell' clause, as if the reader can't work out the meaning of the action for themselves.
e..g. Her fingers drummed a steady rhythm on the tabletop, betraying her growing impatience.
There are...
Just watched the video on using prefixes so I've had to change my prefix from "NEWS" to "FANARE".
I haven't blogged for a while now because I have been up to my eye-balls doing this:
Just watched the video on using prefixes so I've had to change my prefix from "NEWS" to "FANARE".
I haven't blogged for a while now because I have been up to my eye-balls doing this:
I remember @AgentPete once said that comps should be along the lines of "readers of X and Y will like my book." If that's the case, then it's all about marketing and where your book will sit in the bookshop; it's not about quality, per se, but...
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