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David B. Coe 
I’ll start by saying that I’m incapable of churning out as many words and pages as Catie has been writing the past few weeks. I admire her ability to write that way; I know of many authors who write fast, and many others who write truly high quality books. I can count on one hand [...]
Good morning, folks, and welcome to Special Guest Friday! Today we’re visited by literary agent Holly McClure. Holly’s the author of two novels, Lightning Creek and Secrets and Ghost Horses, and president of the Sullivan Maxx Literary Agency based out of St Simons Island, Georgia. Welcome, Holly!
What made you decide to become [...]
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Misty Massey 
Last night I was talking to a friend who is reading my book. She told me it’s been a little bizarre reading because she knows me…or thought she did. “You write sword fights! And describe people being wounded as if you know how it feels!” she said. “How do you figure all that out?” I [...]
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Faith Hunter 
In case you haven’t gotten it yet, the life of a writer isn’t all bon-bons and big checks and champaign parties in New York City at the publisher’s. Between’s David’s worry about his fab urban fantasy that hasn’t yet sold, to Catie’s revelation during an impossible writing schedule, to, well, this [...]
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C E Murphy 
Man, I almost forgot to post today. This week has been way less writeful, I’m afraid. We’ve been moving, and that’s eaten 5 days, turning them into basically no words days (I did 1200 words on Monday, but that was it). Tomorrow’s going to be a loss, too, but as of Thursday I’m *hoping* I’ll [...]
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David B. Coe 
The best book I’ve ever written hasn’t been published yet. It hasn’t even been contracted.
This isn’t some lame attempt at metaphysics or inspirational tripe. I mean this literally. The book is written, and it’s the best thing I’ve ever done. But I can’t sell it, and it’s driving me nuts. Let me back up briefly [...]