Tag: literary agent

• On How I Broke Down When Writing Feedback Hurt (And Won)

  

  How I turned a breakdown over negative feedback from an editor into an opportunity to grow as a novelist.

  Robin Rivers

  May 31, 2019

  In The Writer’s Studio

  5D, Ascension, author, determination, emotions, failure, Inspiration, literary agent, negative feedback, novel editors, Novelist, overcoming doubt, overcoming failure, psychology, self-help, successful writing career, writer’s block, writer’s life, Writer’s Studio, writing, writing community

• Day 38 – Manuscript Pitching On Twitter

  

  Today, I’m participating in #pitdark hosted by author Jason Huebinger I get to toss out my wee pitch for the novel for more than fifty agents to consider whether they want to request pages or not.  Are you on Twitter? I would love it if you would retweet my pitch to show your support.

  Robin Rivers

  May 23, 2019

  Geist

  Geist, literary agent, manuscript, novelpitch, pitdark, social media, twitter, Writer’s Studio, writing community

• Day 22 – Submitting to Literary Agents

  

  The submission process for publishing a novel the traditional way is an act of patience, perseverance, and a bit of luck. I finished my most recent historical fantasy novel —Geist—(formerly The Maiden of Gevaudan for those who’ve been following for a while. The title sucked, this one is much better. 🙂 )early this year and […]

  Robin Rivers

  May 7, 2019

  Geist, In The Writer’s Studio

  Books, Geist, historical fantasy, literary agent, manuscript, novel, out for submission, writing