How To Get Noticed By Editors And Publishers Make Your Strengths Shine
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How to Capture the Attention of Editors and Publishers: Highlight Your Unique Strengths
Overview
To truly stand out as a writer, merely being good isn't enough?"you need to shine. Every writer has unique talents that can set them apart. What's yours?
Identify and cultivate your talent. Showcase it in your writing so it truly stands out. It's easier to notice a single remarkable trait than several that are simply average.
Real-Life Success Stories
Stacey’s Breakthrough: Start with a Bang
During a break, Stacey watched "Bring It On" and was inspired by the director's insight?"the screenplay caught attention by starting with a memorable cheer song. Applying this concept, Stacey began her manuscript with unique elements like a letter or diary snippet. This change led to a manuscript that was previously rejected 14 times being purchased.
Carmen’s Strategy: Embrace Your Strengths
Carmen consistently received feedback praising her dialogue. Instead of hiding this talent, she put it front and center. Her novel's first chapter was predominantly dialogue, catching the eye of an agent who recognized her distinct style. Now, that agent is promoting Carmen as an exciting new voice for publishers.
Insights from Editors
Embrace Your Talent Boldly
According to James, an editor, writing isn’t the place for modesty. Display your strongest skill prominently. Otherwise, you'll blend in with the rest.
Focus on One Strong Point
Editor Darryn notes that many writers try to showcase all their skills at once. Instead, catch an editor's attention with one compelling strength. There's time later to reveal your other talents.
Susan’s Lesson: Recognizing Strengths
Early in her career, Susan was advised to reduce dialogue in her work, which diluted its energy. Ignoring this advice later, she embraced her dialogue-driven style, winning praise for her unique voice. Susan’s journey highlights the importance of embracing what comes naturally?"it might be your greatest strength.
Six Tips to Discover Your Strengths
1. Seek Feedback: Ask others what stands out in your writing.
2. Self-Reflection: Review your best work and note its key qualities.
3. Comparative Analysis: Check out writing books and identify areas where you excel.
4. Reflect on Feedback: Pay attention to repeated comments from others.
5. Identify Passions: Consider what topics and styles excite you.
6. Analyze Favorites: Noticing strengths in others' work often reflects your own aptitudes.
By following these strategies and embracing your unique talents, you’ll be well on your way to capturing the attention of editors and publishers.
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