In today’s Books with Hooks segment, Carly and CeCe discuss descriptive specificity comping to famous writers sensitivity when describing mental health and mental illness picking the correct comps the importance of interiority to dual narrative experience and choosing titles that work best for you.Īfter which, Bianca chats with J Ryan Stradal, author of Saturday Night at the Lakeside Supper Club, about his path to publication being a good literary citizen standing your ground with setting having setting inform plot elements and character outlining multi-POV and multi-timeline novels flashback vs separate timelines, starting a book with a theme knowing the ending and starting far away from it how you learn from each book that you write and advice for emerging writers regarding querying agents.įacebook: and More information about J Ryan can be found at He's on Twitter and Instagram Inquiries: During the segment, they discuss Jenny's choice of POV characters writing backstory the use of a prologue and an epilogue being an editor and an author and Jenny's advice for emerging writers.įacebook: and Jenny can be found on Twitter at and on Instagram at Inquiries: In today’s Books with Hooks, Carly and CeCe each critique two submissions and cover topics like voice-y queries using direct and specific terms in a query letter selecting the right comps for the right reasons having the query letter match what’s in the opening pages close third-person POV having a short and tightly written query dual timelines vs backstory/flashbacks, series sneaky prologues passive framing of the hook activating your story and synopsizing the manuscript in the query letter,Īfter which, CeCe chats with Jenny Jackson, bestselling author of Pineapple Street and Vice President and Executive Editor for Knopf.
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