I’m so excited to introduce my guest blogger today, Amy Sonnichsen. She’s a fellow writer who runs a brilliantly titled blog called The Green Bathtub, http://alsonnichsen.blogspot.com. Her blog is positively addicting, and such a great resource for writers.
Amy is a stay-at-home mom of five who loves to cook, but often neglects housework so she’ll have more time to write. She is represented by Emmanuelle Morgen of Stonesong.
Amy’s wonderful at sharing her experiences as a writer, and now that she’s locked in her agent, she’s going nowhere but UP!
And now, over to Amy…
Thank you so much for your encouragement, Amy!
***How about you? Have you locked in your audience? Do you have a writing weakness you’re trying to strengthen, or a pet project you just can’t let go of?***
I've definitely received some rejections, too! It's discouraging, but each one pushes you to get your best draft out there.
Thanks so much for having me, Heather. All the nice things you said about me made me blush. 🙂 Have a lovely day!
Hey Heather, just so you know, I had some trouble being able to post a comment, not sure what is going on. Anyway, thanks for sharing this new resource. Can't wait to pop over and see Amy's blog!
Thanks, TC–just switched to popup comments which is supposed to be more reliable than embedded…man, blogger has some major problems! My stats on posts are all off, too.
You haven't made your bones as a writer until you've hung some rejection letters from your belt! 🙂
Awesome encouragement, ladies! You're so right, Amy, about needing so many aspects of a project to come together. Kind of like a perfect storm!
Great advice. I'm still trying to find my style 🙂
Great encouragement!!! I'm about to sub to some agents(again) so I'll be needing to stay encouraged. Thank you!
Great news, Victoria (or should I say K Victoria?)! I love checking out YOUR blog, which also has great advice. And I think you have a winning pitch, if it's a bi-racial romance? That's a unique niche that's waiting to be filled!
I used to be one of Amy's CPs. I enjoyed the book, but looking back I realize she's right. It was wrong for so many reasons, but none of us knew enough back then to realize it. I can only imagine how great her writing is now. :)And to answer the question you left on my blog on Friday. My husband's family is from Germany. My mother is Finnish. Hence my love for Scandinavian pancakes.
I know, I'm looking forward to reading Amy's book when it comes out!