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TVWriter™ favorite Nathan Bransford’s new book is out.
How to Publish a Book is a guide to something many of our visitors want to know more than just about anything else in the world (except perhaps how to get an agent), and accompanying it is Nathan’s explicit promise that if this volume doesn’t tell you everything you need to know, all you have to do is:
Reach out to me and I’ll do my best to help you out!
Our fave writer-illustrator-screenwriting-vlogger, Stephanie Bourbon, has a treat for us. Not one but two videos about everybody’s sort of favorite writing, um, “thing,” NaNoWriMo AKA National Novel Writing Month.
Didja know it’s a contest? This TVWriter™ minion didn’t. >sigh<
Grammarcheck.Net has another invaluable infographic for writers everywhere. Because the absolutely last thing any of us should ever allow ourselves to be is…boring.
TVWriter.Com’s Kelly Jo Brick was a panelist at the Austin Film Festival this year and returns to this very site bringing some of the insights she gathered while attending the event.
In the words of Larry Brody, “Welcome back, Kelly Jo! Boy, do we ever hope you’re going to stay.”
Every year the Austin Film Festival and Screenwriting Conference puts together a jam-packed event, filled with films, panels and parties as writers gather to celebrate a shared love for story.
Grammarcheck.Net has another invaluable infographic for writers everywhere.
Try not to take its title too seriously. (In other words, don’t make the same mistake some of the minions here at TVWriter™ did, okay?)