So first of all, my mind was working in efficient editor mode. This project came at a time right after I’d really immersed myself in my editing training and my new job as a managing editor with Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas. Before you rule it out as inferior historical fiction, hear me out!
If I had to pick only one thing that surprised me in writing Bent Tree Bride, I’d mention the rather shocking fact that this novel was researched and written in about six weeks. My specific question for Denise was what surprised her most during her process of writing Bent Tree Bride? Here is her answer. I’m happy she’s agreed to return as my guest. Tips for Developing Ideas For Inspirational Skitsĭenise Weimer is a wonderful editor and I dearly love her novels, both contemporary and historical romances.
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In fiction, you can only send the first three chapters. One of the big keys to catching a publisher’s eye is a stellar first three chapters. Books four and five are coming out this year, and others are still in search of a home. I just finished book nine of my novel writing journey. I think How to grab an editor’s attention in those first three chapters Thank you Jacqueline for visiting with me today. I always like to hear writers share their journey with me and what sparked that journey. She has led an interesting life and has several books published. Today, I welcome a new to me author, Jacqueline Gillam Fairchild. You can now find it at An interview with Author Jacqueline Gillam Fairchild
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