Necessary Words for Writers

<p>From A to Z-acquisition editor to zap fiction-<i>Necessary Words for Writers </i>provides a thorough reference guide that defines and describesthe words and vocabulary most often used in the publishing industry.Like a one-on-one writer-to-writer conversation author Donna Lee Andersonmakes sense of this jargon-filled world.</p><p>Synopsis outline query red line blue line and deadline may be common words in the English language but they have certain distinct meanings in the sometimes-complicated publishing arena. <i>Necessary Words for Writers </i>serves to demystify the terms to help writers better communicate with professional editors agents and publishers. From queries to manuscripts this reference will help writers more easily negotiate in the publishing industry.</p><p><b>Advance Praise for <i>Necessary Words for Writers</i></b></p><p><i>At last! A reference book that puts all the </i><b><i>Necessary Words for Writers </i></b><i>in one place!</i></p><p><b>-Janelle Meraz Hooper author</b></p><p><i></i><b><i>Necessary Words for Writers </i></b><i>is the essential guide for writers wishing to learn the lingo of the business. In simple direct language D. L. Anderson explains the vocabulary associated with each step along the road to publication and gives specific examples to provide additional clarification of unusual and confusing terms.</i></p><p><b>-KK Brees author of <i>Headwind: The Intrepid Adventures of OSS Agent Katrin Nissen</i></b></p><p><i>I think there may be even a few veteran writers who may need to refresh their understanding of these terms ... including me!</i></p><p><b>-Rob Jacques tech writer and teacher</b></p>