This past week I've been preparing for the presentations I'll be doing at a conference in April. Spending so much time and energy on this made me realize something.
I'm wearing more than just the writer hat. So I decided to keep track of what I do in a given week. Now, don't freak out (Jonathan) because I didn't do any math. I just took a good, hard look at my writing time and wrote down how I spent it.
Because I wasn't writing. I wasn't working on my MS. (We're having issues again. We need literary therapy.)
I've hung up my "Writer/Reviser" hat.
Instead I've been wearing my Critique Partner hat. My Friend hat. Query Ninja. PowerPoint Presentation Maker. Reader. Outliner (shudder). Copier. Google Image Searcher. Blogger. Commenter. Social Networker.
And that doesn't even go into my personal life hats. That's just what I did during my alloted writing time.
How many hats do you have? Which one are you wearing the most right now? I really need to get back to the Writer one. I'm the happiest in that hat. I miss that hat.
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
Wearing Many Hats
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Monday, September 14, 2009
FROM THE QUERY TO THE CALL has arrived!!
I know there's been some hype over the release of From the Query to the Call, an interactive ebook for writers.
And now it's finally here!!
Click the buttons below to order. Buttons can also be found up above, and on the official From the Query to the Call website.
But that is not all, my friends. Oh, no. I said I was going to have something special for the first 20 people, but I'm going to renege (isn't that a great word?).
Because, not one, not five, not twenty, but every person who purchases From the Query to the Call gets an added bonus. A query critique by the Query Ninja. That's me, by the way. You can see what you might get by clicking on my brand spanking new blog.
I know, I know. I swore I would never be one of those people who has four blogs. Sadly, I do. Le sigh. But I wanted to add a bonus for those who buy the ebook. So the deal is this: You buy the ebook, read it and apply it to your query, and you get to send me the query to shred, er, critique. I'll only post them on the Query Ninja blog if you want me to, but I think it will be a valuable companion and resource to From the Query to the Call.
Purchase your copy now!

Beth Revis's review.
My interview with Beth.
Christine Fonseca's review
My interview with Christine.
Sandra Ulbrich-Almazan's review.
Abby Annis's review.
Robin McCormack's review.
Sara Tribble's review.
My interview with Danyelle Leafty.
Jamie Harrington's review.
Windy Aphayrath's review.
And now it's finally here!!
Click the buttons below to order. Buttons can also be found up above, and on the official From the Query to the Call website.
But that is not all, my friends. Oh, no. I said I was going to have something special for the first 20 people, but I'm going to renege (isn't that a great word?).
Because, not one, not five, not twenty, but every person who purchases From the Query to the Call gets an added bonus. A query critique by the Query Ninja. That's me, by the way. You can see what you might get by clicking on my brand spanking new blog.
I know, I know. I swore I would never be one of those people who has four blogs. Sadly, I do. Le sigh. But I wanted to add a bonus for those who buy the ebook. So the deal is this: You buy the ebook, read it and apply it to your query, and you get to send me the query to shred, er, critique. I'll only post them on the Query Ninja blog if you want me to, but I think it will be a valuable companion and resource to From the Query to the Call.
Purchase your copy now!
Beth Revis's review.
My interview with Beth.
Christine Fonseca's review
My interview with Christine.
Sandra Ulbrich-Almazan's review.
Abby Annis's review.
Robin McCormack's review.
Sara Tribble's review.
My interview with Danyelle Leafty.
Jamie Harrington's review.
Windy Aphayrath's review.
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