Another writing dream comes true
Most of us who are writers subscribe to them -- The Writer magazine and Writer's Digest. Since I began writing I've either subscribed to or bought both over the years, but The Writer turned into my favorite. For me, the articles were more indepth and gave me information that I didn't already know from reading countless books for writers. Since I've become published, I've noticed that The Writer gives more meaty information to writers at my point in their careers -- published, but always wanting to learn something new.
The Writer magazine has been in print since 1887 -- a venerable publication.
I'd always dreamed of being asked to write a column for them. Two weeks ago, I got my wish. : )
Sarah Lange, the associate editor, emailed me, said that she liked my blog, and offered me my own bimonthly column in The Writer magazine's front-of-the-book section, Take Note. She said she wanted my columns to focus on fiction writing (either craft or business issues), and to be similar in style to my blog, i.e., conversational and fun.
After I stopped squeeing, I answered her email and said that I'd be honored and thrilled. My first column will appear in their August issue which will be on newsstands beginning July 7. If you're a subscriber, you'll get your issue a little earlier.
Your excited author and columnist,
Lisa
BOOK REVIEWS: On the book review front: I'll be posting links to reviews of my books over the next few weeks, especially as The Trouble with Demons will hit bookstores two weeks from tomorrow. Yea!
Laurie from the three review blogs: The Toasted Scimitar, Take It To the Stars, and Spacefreighters' Lounge posted an awesome review of The Trouble with Demons on all three sites. Here's the link to the one posted on The Toasted Scimitar. Enjoy! Don't worry, there's no spoilers, just a lot of fun.
Jo over at Ink and Paper posted a great review Armed & Magical. Enjoy!
The Writer magazine has been in print since 1887 -- a venerable publication.
I'd always dreamed of being asked to write a column for them. Two weeks ago, I got my wish. : )
Sarah Lange, the associate editor, emailed me, said that she liked my blog, and offered me my own bimonthly column in The Writer magazine's front-of-the-book section, Take Note. She said she wanted my columns to focus on fiction writing (either craft or business issues), and to be similar in style to my blog, i.e., conversational and fun.
After I stopped squeeing, I answered her email and said that I'd be honored and thrilled. My first column will appear in their August issue which will be on newsstands beginning July 7. If you're a subscriber, you'll get your issue a little earlier.
Your excited author and columnist,
Lisa
BOOK REVIEWS: On the book review front: I'll be posting links to reviews of my books over the next few weeks, especially as The Trouble with Demons will hit bookstores two weeks from tomorrow. Yea!
Laurie from the three review blogs: The Toasted Scimitar, Take It To the Stars, and Spacefreighters' Lounge posted an awesome review of The Trouble with Demons on all three sites. Here's the link to the one posted on The Toasted Scimitar. Enjoy! Don't worry, there's no spoilers, just a lot of fun.
Jo over at Ink and Paper posted a great review Armed & Magical. Enjoy!
17 Comments:
Wow, congrats! That's very cool!
Congratulations!!
Thank you Jen and Tia!
(A lurker emerges) Awesome! I'll have to resubscribe- quick!
(a lurker emerges.) That's awesome! I'll have to re-subscribe quick!
(a lurker emerges.) That's awesome! I'll have to re-subscribe quick!
sorry about the triple post. I'm new at this.
Hi Chicory and welcome! Thank you for the congrats! : )
And that's perfectly fine about the triple post. You should see me on Twitter; I'm definitely still learning. ; )
Lisa
That's amazing! First of all, because wow, that's awesome, and second, because I get to read your official column.
(And, copywriter that you are, ignore all the grammar errors above...as an English grad student, I know what I did, but I'm far too excited to punctuate correctly!)
Thank you, Cherity! BTW -- In my opinion, knowing the rules gives you the option of breaking them. ; )
Wow, that's huge!! Congrts! I'm so happy for you! :D
Okay, enough exclamation points from me. Wait, one more...Hee! Now I'm done.
Geez louise, is it in only two weeks now? Can't wait.(normally that would've had an exclamation mark but I've used up my allotment)
Congrats, Lisa. I'll have to subscribe.
That's awesome, Lisa, congrats! I'm going to spread the word for you :)
Thanks for linking to my review! :)
YOU WON YOU WON YOU WON!!! The Bookspot Central Tournament thingy, I mean! YAY for you and Armed & Magical! :D
That's great! {REALLY BIG GRIN} It even fell into your lap. I love it when that happens. {REALLY BIG GRIN}
Anne Elizabeth Baldwin
Thank you, ladies!!
Congrats! That's huge, I'm so happy for you!
Question though (from your comment to Cherity) - does PRETENDING you know the rules give you the option of breaking them? Cos that's what I do :)
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