tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1050399743331140062.post5550684815750224241..comments2009-03-31T20:16:42.489-07:00Krisnoreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1050399743331140062.post-54331168753084984562009-03-31T17:28:00.000-07:002009-03-31T17:28:00.000-07:00

I cannot agree more about the Catch 22 in the industry. As a "new" writer with very few publishing credits, I can mirror both the experience and the frustration. I believe this is the reason so many people turn to<BR/>self-publishing. Even with having to grow a thick skin to handle the onslaught of rejections that come with the territory - the ultimate disappointments are a heavy load; one that

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Hello,<BR/><BR/>Thank you for monthly reading of innovating,enterprising,brave and fresh thoughts of those who contribute to the comments with <BR/>their futuristic and positive views.<BR/><BR/>I am a senior newcomer to recieve LitMatch.net mail, and am on a learning path. The gain is to use familiar English vocabulary in various new ways, and to learn new vocabulary, while being able to put it

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The 'hook' - books are about devoting what could be several hours over several days - how can one distil the substance of a good story ( and it does need to be that) into one sentence to grab a reader's attention? I am concerned with low standard of writing evident in what publishers accept, when they accept at all; it demonstrates carelessness, and that is the most charitable way to describe the

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