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How to Write Split Time With Rachel Hauck

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Due to a mixup, last week’s episode initially appeared as today’s episode. This is the correct episode for today.

Our guest today is a New York Times bestselling author who’s novel Once Upon A Prince (affiliate link), was made into an original Hallmark movie. She writes from a quarantine location in sunny central Florida.

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With the extension of the tax day, we have extended the discount on the Tax & Legal Bundle. Your time social distancing is a perfect time to learn how best to handle your taxes as an author.

We launched the Learn from Home Bundle (Fiction Focus), packed with courses to help you write your next book. The best part is that the bundle is currently 80% off.

We are also launching the Learn from Home Bundle (Nonfiction Fiction Focus). This brand new bundle is specifically crafted to help nonfiction authors learn everything they need to know to advance their publishing careers. And yes, it too is 80% off.

There may never again be such a good opportunity to learn from home. You now have the time, and with the Christian Writers Institute, you have access to the training at home.

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Inside or Outside the Box?

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Some writers get frustrated by writing category stories, meaning stories that demand a precise formula. Some people even have the unmitigated nerve to criticize authors writing these stories as somehow not as talented as people who write books with fewer restrictions. I think both types of authors possess abundant talent, but today I will focus on writers targeting the genre market. A genuine …

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Your Comparisons Section Is Your Friend

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An essential part of a good book proposal is a “book comparisons” section. It’s usually only a few paragraphs or so in which you compare your idea to successful, fairly recent books in the marketplace. Many writers hate the comparison section. And no, hate is not too strong a word. For some, the comparison section (or “comps,” as the cool kids call it) ranks near the top of the list, along with …

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How to Write Split Time With Rachel Hauck

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Our guest today is a New York Times bestselling author whose novel Once Upon a Prince (affiliate link), was made into an original Hallmark movie. She writes from a quarantined location in sunny, central Florida. Links: Website: RachelHauck.com Instagram: @RachelHauck Twitter: @RachelHauck Facebook @RachelHauck Sponsor: Christian Writers Institute With the extension of the tax day, […]
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Industry Update for Authors During the Pandemic

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[A variation of today’s post was sent to our clients last week, but by request I was asked to update it and make these thoughts available to everyone.] __________ I hope this note finds you well among this global scourge which has affected us and our loved ones. As you hunker in your bunker for awhile, you may have wondered about the state of the publishing industry. Editorial For now things …

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Ask Us First

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Now more than ever, people are using social media to share their opinions and their anxieties. Sharing can be therapeutic and helpful. We all need to know we are not alone during this stressful time. Yet, in the matter of business concerns, social media can cause undue and unwarranted anxiety. When we represent you as an author, part of our job as your literary agent is to answer your questions. …

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April Fool’s Jokes for Writers

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It may be too late by the time you read this post, but April Fool’s Day is a good time to mention some ideas for writers who like to prank others. In my early days of writing full-time, my son knew far more about computers than I did. (That hasn’t changed; he knows more about most things than I do.) So, one day before leaving for sixth grade, he did something. To this day, I don’t know exactly …

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How to Write Fiction with a Christian Worldview with Brian Godawa

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Brian Godawa, welcome to the Christian Publishing Show! Links: Godawa.com Hollywood Worldviews: Watching Films with Wisdom and Discernment (Affiliate Link) The Imagination of God (Affiliate Link) Jezebel (Affiliate Link) Sponsor: Christian Writers Institute’s Tax & Business Guide for Authors In the course you will: Learn whether or not you qualify for tax deductions for your writing-related …

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How to Write Fiction with a Christian Worldview with Brian Godawa

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Our guest today is an award-winning screenwriter, his first feature film was To End All Wars. He is also the best-selling author of the Chronicles of the Nephilim and his new series, Chronicles of the Watchers.
You can listen to this episode How to Write Fiction with a Christian Worldview with Brian Godawa on Christian Publishing Show.

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