Last Friday, I had the honor of spending a day with the Reddit writing community, where I participated in an AMA (Ask Me Anything). I answered such questions as:
- Is self-epublishing being overblown?
- Where can you find freelance editing and copyediting jobs?
- What are some good conferences to meet agents in person?
- How has agenting changed in the last decade?
- Which publishers are responding in innovative ways to the digital revolution?
- What are my favorite resources for authors?
And much, much more. Click here to read the complete Q&A. You don’t have to be a Reddit community member to read.
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Just now getting around to reading your Reddit AMA. Great stuff, Jane! (as usual)
Excellent interview, Jane! I feel like we should be asking you things like why the sun appears yellow when it’s actually white. 😉 Is there anything you don’t know? Definitely sharing that one with my critique groups.
LOL! Let’s draw the line at scientific explanations. 😉
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