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Neverending Story 1.0
Hey team, we're trying something new (and hopefully fun?): I'm going to make up the first sentence of a story and then tag someone. That person will then come up with the next sentence and post it in a comment, along with tagging someone for the next line. We'll keep this first story going until we feel like it’s done! (Edited from original end date of 9/16—we’re having far too much fun to stop now 🤠) Get those creative juices flowing! Be crazy, creative, and kind! Who knows, you may get your next idea here . . . Okay, here's the first line: On her 85th birthday, Gladys woke up speaking Italian. @Kai Alger, take it away!
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hello dear StoryClub Please send your girl some love...I've reentered the query trenches... sent 3 out yesterday...and have like 20 to go. One was to an agent who I live pitched to at the SCBWI summer conference who seemed excited about it... and of course, after I hit 'send' I started running the acronym in my head and realized how many times I've been calling it SCWBI (doesn't that sound better even though it doesn't make sense?) and also that I didn't put headers with page numbers on my writing sample. (side note: If anyone is looking for even more support, SCBWI virtual conference was actually really well run and super fun and easy to meet people). Anyway, I'm excited the actual writing is all me and the story is what I envisioned it to me years ago when I started it... and the query letter is so much better ... as for the synopsis? Well, that's still a beast of burden... Lastly, when i sent out a few queries earlier this year, for the first time, I broke out into hives. that hasn't happened...yet. 🍻to progress! What I learned for this time was to have something ready to go and work on so your not sitting there frozen in fear of rejection ... I mean of course we all want books that go big, but along the way, I've noticed that so long as I'm creative, I am well. and, if you're working on the next thing, it also has the added bonus of having something else to query. The other thing that's different is that I have since built up a writing/creative community that I'm not afraid to lean on. So, thank you all for this space, too! (and to @Angela Griffin for starting that neverending story at the perfect time!)
Author Q&A with Tricia Levenseller
Thursday September 10 at 7 p.m. MDT, StoryClub will be hosting an author Q&A with Tricia Levenseller! Levenseller is a #1 New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of YA and adult romantasy. Her books have been translated into over twenty languages and include WHAT FURY BRINGS, DAUGHTER OF THE PIRATE KING, and the Bladesmith duology. She will also be teaching a Masterclass at StoryCon 2027. Tune in next Thursday to ask your questions and hear her publishing and writing advice! And remember, those who attend will be entered into a giveaway contest for one of the author's books. We'll announce the winner on StoryClub after the event 🎁📖 Comment any early questions here so we can plan the Q&A around what you want to learn!
Author Q&A with Tricia Levenseller
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