Nathan Bransford, TVWriter™’s favorite publishing know-it-all, has important advice on something all er writers hate and fear yet find ourselves doing anyway: The Beelzebubian torture also known as query letter writing.
SUBJECT LINE: Query – [Something that makes sense like your book title]
We know, we know, most of you have read a million articles recommending streaming services. But one of the hard facts of life is that it often takes a pounding before we get off our duffs and act. So if that little extra push is what you need, maybe this video will do the trick.
And if not, guess what? We’ve found a whole ‘nuther article to go along with it. All you have to do to read it is CLICK HERE.
Our headline tells it all. Read on:
From a young age, local author Grant Snider found a passion in illustration. While a competitive fire with his twin brother, Gavin, helped spark that, the Derby native has been drawing ever since. Starting on old sheets of computer paper to having comics posted in publications such as “The Kansas City Star” and “The New Yorker,” Snider has continued to let his creative side run wild.
TVWriter™’s all-time favorite artist/philosopher, Grant Snider, shows us exactly how the creative mind works. Wonder where this one will lead….
See more of Grant Snider’s extraordinary perception of human creativity at Incidental Comics, HERE
Aaron Sorkin thrills and disappoints us. OMG! This must mean he’s human!
Actually, we were pretty disappointed by the Wired Mag video too. All that pre-roll advertising! Sheesh!