Jane Friedman Gives us the Lowdown on How Your Book Becomes a Movie – and other cool stuff

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How a Book Becomes a Movie by Jane Friedman. Dream of your book someday becoming a movie? Jane gives you the lowdown on how the moon, stars and Hollywood all have to align to make that happen. Excellent read.

The Future Is Freelance by John Bond. Mr. Bond gives us five good and sound reasons why more and more the publishing biz will be and is using freelancers. I say hooray.

Japanese readers spend the most on electronic books from Business Insider. Interesting, the favored book format in Japan is eBooks. Can’t say that doesn’t make me happy.

How Changing Your Reading Habits Can Transform Your Health by Michael Grothaus. “Reading doesn’t just improve your knowledge, it can help fight depression, make you more confident, empathetic, and a better decision maker.” Fascinating and insightful article about some heretofore unknown (at least to me) side benefits of reading.

A few thoughts on new writers and “doing everything right” by Kristen Painter. Sage and straight from the hip advice. Good one.

Just for fun: If you’re stuck trying to come up with a super villain, this villain generator may be just the ticket or a time suck. Up to you.

Meanwhile, I’m working on getting my series release ready to shoot out into the universe. That could be fun. More details later.

Have a great week everybody.

Writer Chick

4 thoughts on “Jane Friedman Gives us the Lowdown on How Your Book Becomes a Movie – and other cool stuff

    1. Oh River, you are such a sweetheart. Thank you so much.

      Right now, I’m putting the final touches on my series, which I’m planning to release at the end of this month. Do you mind if I wait on this?

      Thanks again!
      Annie

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      1. Not at all, you take your time! I do this to let other bloggers know they are recognized and what not so if you don’t want to participate then I won’t be offended 🙂

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