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  2378 readersTherese here. Please welcome guest Stacey Ballis to Writer Unboxed! Stacey’s new book, Good Enough to Eat, releases in two days–September 7th. I’ve invited Stacey here today to share thoughts on her process and insights as a multi-published author. It’s a fab post. Enjoy! The Writing is in the Rewriting When people, upon finding out

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  ‘Daddy, Why Don’t You Just Self-Publish?’

  1029 readersIn a recent interview, novelist Barry Eisler said he turned down a $500,000 book deal and decided to self-publish his work. At the same time, self-published success story Amanda Hocking is chasing a traditional book deal–reportedly receiving bids...

• How to Be Your Own Intern

  3692 readersTherese here, elbowing in for a quick sec to say woohoo, our first week of donations in the Writers for The Red Cross auction has earned $450! Don’t miss this week’s packages, including “The Kitchen Daughter” Book Club in a Box ...

• Make a Mistake

  6303 readersTherese here. Today’s guest is Kristina Riggle–one of my favorite auto-buy authors. Kris’s third novel, Things We Didn’t Say, releases today. It’s the story of Casey, a woman who lives with her fiancé and his three children, who is then plunged into crisis. Her fiancé grows quiet, his teen-aged daughter grows angry and then his

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  Happy Birthday, Book Baby

  7395 readersTherese here. I’m so pleased to bring you today’s guest: author Sarah McCoy. Sarah’s second book, The Baker’s Daughter, about the daughter of a German baker during WWII and her continuing story in the present day, was released just last week by Crown (and with a deckle edge; I love a deckle edge). Said Tatiana de

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  Interview with ‘Paris Adieu’ Rozsa Gaston

  6572 readers We have a wonderful interview with the talented Rozsa Gaston, author of Paris Adieu.  I want to apologize, there was supposed to be a giveaway today but the Rafflecopter thing is giving me fits and I can’t get the code to load right but….she’ll be back later on in her tour and you can have

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  Publishing Community Raises Funds for the Red Cross

  1989 readersAuthors, agents, editors, booksellers, and book blogs have banded together to support The Red Cross this month with Writers for The Red Cross. Follow the individual links above to see the participating publishing professionals. In the first week, the g...

• Interview with Jael McHenry, Part 2

  4722 readersIf you missed part 1 of my interview with author Jael McHenry–when we discussed revisions, evolutions and Midnight Cry Brownies–please click here, illuminate yourself, then come back. Cool Breaking News: WU contributor Jael McHenry’s ...

• A Left-Brained Approach to Revision

  2859 readersToday’s post comes from WU friend and author Jael McHenry. Jael’s debut novel, The Kitchen Daughter, will be released by Simon & Schuster/Gallery Books in the Spring of 2011 (and you can’t wait, trust me; it’s a delicious read). Jael is, in her own words, an enthusiastic amateur cook, blogging about food and writing at

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  Maurice Sendak Has Died

  5114 readersMaurice Sendak has passed away, leaving behind a lifetime of beloved children’s books, including Where the Wild Things Are, In the Night Kitchen and Outside Over There. This GalleyCat editor will never forget reading Where the Wild Things Are to his daughter for the first time. Months before she could speak, she could growl like the