Transcripts
2010
JANUARY
7th: Should There Even BE A Young Adult Category?
14th: Agent Mary Kole’s “Novel Beginnings” submissions contest.
21th: How Do We Know If Our Story Concept Is Good Enough? What Is ‘High Concept’ Anyway?
28th: No Chat – Host in New York for SCBWI Conference
FANTASTIC FEBRUARY
4th: What Is The Enduring Appeal of Fantasy?
11th: Does Fantasy Deserve A Place In The Classroom?
18th: Where Do You Get Your Ideas? And How Much Do They Change From Conception to Completion?
25th: Steampunk Gains Steam: YA author Kate Milford and agent, Ann Behar of Scovil Chichak Galen Literary Agency join ScribeChat
MARCH MADNESS:
4th: Finding The Balance: Online Presence—Time Suck or Necessary And Valuable Strategy?
11th: How To Write a Selling Synopsis Without Losing Your Mind
18th: The Unique Appeal of Flawed Characters
25th: Writing Under The Influence: Wait For The Muse? Or Go After Her With A Club?
APRIL FOOL
1st: The Secret to Writing Humor
8th: The Dark Allure of Romantic Literature
15th: No Chat due to #YALitChat’s 2-day event
22nd: It’s Conference Season!
29th: Identifying and Developing Dramatically Rich New Story Ideas
MAY:
13th The Course of True Love Never Did Run Smooth—Writing Romance
20th: Mastering the Art of the One Sentence Pitch
28th: Irresistible Book Titles: How To Find One and Why You Should Bother
JUNE
3th: How to Self-Edit Your Manuscript
10th: The Storytelling Power of Point of View
17th: Building An Effective Writer’s Blog
24th: Introducing ScribeChat’s Book Club!
JULY
1st: Writing a Breakout Novel in a Challenging Publishing Climate
15th: Into The Fray: The Best and Worst Ways to Open Your Novel
22nd: The Game’s Afoot! How to Beat a Path Through the Middle of Your Novel
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