Learning from indie authors who’ve been there (got the t-shirt)

Dee Harrison in WWBB’s ‘How was it for you’ guest post. I’ve always written stories for as long as I can remember as well as being a voracious reader. I think I started writing because I couldn’t get enough of …

A New Yorker in London

The manner in which books are made today differs starkly

from half a century ago, starting with the point

of acquisition. In those days of face-to-face appointments

and the gentleman’s handshake, my initial

“virtual” meeting of my editor

would have been unimaginable. Even now,

the majority of authors physically walk into their editors’

offices to seal deals and sign contracts

early in their partnerships. Since I’m in New York

and my editor, Charlotte Ledger, lives in London,

our initial meeting was a long time in coming.

Read more at http://www.louisewise.com/2013/12/a-new-yorker-in-london.html#kT4i7dbHVEIAqI9Y.99 – 

A New Yorker in London.