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Instagram Live: Dealing With Rejection with Kathleen Marple Kalb
If you’re not getting rejected, you’re not trying. Mystery author Kathleen Marple Kalb (aka Nikki Knight) has about 300 rejections to her name, as well as fourteen books and dozens of short stories — and she shared her insights with… Continue reading
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Embrace Indie Publishing: Delia Pitts’ Key Insights for Authors
There’s no longer One True Way to become a published author – if there ever was. In the current publishing world, going indie is not just a valid option, but the best choice for some writers. And some authors do… Continue reading
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Unlock Your Creativity: The Benefits of Writing Short Stories
In a recent SinC-Up Tip, author Kathleen Marple Kalb, who also writes as Nikki Knight, shared insights on the value of writing short stories. Continue reading
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Why Community is Essential for Every Writer’s Success
While the actual work of writing is solitary, the writers’ life can be extremely lonely if you don’t have a community to surround you and share the joys and sorrows – as well as the practical knowledge and information of… Continue reading
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Supporting Authors in Difficult Times: A Call to Action
How can you care about a new book when the world is on fire? It’s a question many creatives and the people who support them have been considering in recent months. In January, acclaimed author Yasmin Angoe joined SinC Executive… Continue reading
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Instagram Live: HOW TO SUPPORT AUTHORS
There’s a long list of reasons to write short. Short stories are fun and satisfying to write, a great chance to try out new ideas and characters, and a terrific way to get into print or reach new readers. They… Continue reading
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Instagram Live: Quick Rules for Short Stories
There’s a long list of reasons to write short. Short stories are fun and satisfying to write, a great chance to try out new ideas and characters, and a terrific way to get into print or reach new readers. They… Continue reading
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Welcome to the SinC Worldwide Blog
For those of you new to our organization, Sisters in Crime was founded in 1986 to represent and advocate for women crime writers. Since then, we’ve expanded are focus to support all under-represented voices. SinC has always welcomed all genders,… Continue reading
