Pitch Your Novel
Karin GillespieLearn the art of novel pitching, which includes not just the elevator pitch but the title, first pages, blurb and tagline.
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My friend, a debut novelist named Debbie was thrilled to have her novel acquired by a Big Five publisher. It was a lifelong dream, and she couldn’t be happier until her agent said, “You need to manage your expectations.”
Unlock the Secrets of a Compelling Story Plan
A pitch is not just a one-sentence description that you post on Twitter hoping to attract the attention of an agent. It is a treasure map to the gold in your story.
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Early in my career, my agent called me with a proposal: Would I write a novel for a number one New York Times bestselling non-fiction author? It was an incredibly high stakes assignment. I had only three months to complete the novel and it ...
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What do people want from stories? That’s a question I’d always ask my creative writing students. “Entertainment!” was a common answer. “An emotional experience,” was another popular guess.
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