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March 7, 2011

How To Get Published: A Flowchart

Kate Hart 2:31 PM , ,



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78 comments:

  2. I love this.

    I love this.

    I love this.

    Your creative genius is astounding.

    Seriously.

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  4. "What if I like rhetorical questions?"

    ROFL this is AMAZING

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  5. This needs to be shared with the world! PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW THIS.

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  7. You mean I have to write ANOTHER book regardless?!?!?!

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  10. This is so awesome.
    YOU are so awesome.

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  13. I wish I'd had this a long time ago! I've had to learn all this stuff the hard way. Definitely bookmarking this!

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  19. I love flowcharts. I feel like printing this out and handing it to people who ask me publishing questions.

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  21. I just looked up epic in the dictionary and saw your face.

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  24. Short, sweet, and to the point.

    Nice to see so much of the advice I've read in long-form condensed.

    Why did I ever think getting my novel to a publisher was difficult? Obviously, this will be no trouble at all. :-)

    Thanks!

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  26. Y'all are great - thanks for all the comments and RTs!

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  27. hilarious and ever so true!!

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  28. This is awesome. And I don't even want to begin to imagine how much time it must have taken to make...

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  29. How about this? On flowchart, the "I'm self-publishing" option should lead to "Publish it yourself on Kindle / Start making money within a week." Seriously! Many writers are already doing this. Why put yourself at the mercy of uncaring agents and editors, wait years for publication (if you're lucky), and then earn pennies per book? Been there, done that, never again. Technology allows us writers to be masters of our destiny.

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  30. Anon - I could add that, with some editing, but it's still going to end up at "write a new book."

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  31. What a great post, thanks for sharing it.

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  32. Love this so hard my eyes hurt.

    - Liz

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  35. This is awesome! I'd love to carry this with me to show people when I get "How long have you been at this????"

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  37. You are the chart and graph queen. Love the graphic fun every time I pop in here. :)

    Hugs,
    Lola

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  38. What a great tutorial! Where were you when I just finished my first manuscript and expected the world to beat a path to my door?

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  40. This is excellent! "What if I like rhetorical questions?" - HAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAA!

    Thanks!

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  41. My agent, Deidre Knight, forwarded this to me because she knows how many times I've been asked "how do I get published" - especially by people who've never written a word. This is brilliant!! I totally blogged it, too, giving you full credit, of course. Keep up the good work! = )

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  45. I love these things! following you!

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  46. Followed over here per Rachel Harrie. Some excellent advice well devised.


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  47. I love this. You need to include 'awesomesauce' as one of your keywords so that people may find you under the appropriate words. :)

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  48. Brilliant!! Thank you :-)

    Engrid

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  52. Came through Talli's blog - brilliant.

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  53. Found you on Tallis blog, thanks for sharing.

    Amanda

    http://realityarts-creativity.blogspot.com

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  54. I also came over from Talli's blog. This is great. Thanks! Plus, loving the resources. :)

    Rosie
    East for Green Eyes

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  55. Talli sent me over. I love this!

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  56. Oh, this was fabulous! You can thank Talli for my visit, too!

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  58. I loved… cc’ing every agent…Is that bad?

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  59. Love it! Found you via Tali's blog.

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  62. PURE awesome!! Thanks for this ~ :)

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  65. That was hysterical.
    And SO true.
    Probably why it was hysterical.

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  66. *is awestruck*

    VERY clever and soooo true!

    Thanks for sharing - and thanks to Talli for the shout out.

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  67. Fantastic chart and oh how true. Some of these are the very questions I thought about when I started to get serious about being published:)

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  68. Thank you for sharing this! I love this flow chart. it is awesome.I might just print out a copy and tack it to my home office bulletin board. :p
    Nutschell
    www.thewritingnut.com

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  70. Oh, this is great! (Sad, but true).

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  71. Such a fun (and depressing) look at the journey ahead. Great job!

    And your word verification system is mean. My word is "urfat." Gee, thanks. ;)

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  72. Just came over from Talli Roland's blog. This is excellent.

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  73. Super flowchart! Best wishes for your book with Michelle Andelman. She once rejected a partial I'd sent her, but she wrote a very nice rejection. I'll query her with my new WIP when it's done ... (revised) in about 3 months.

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  74. LOL... I love it! But the chart makes out to be much easier than it is. ;)

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  75. Ha, I love it! Publishing in a nutshell.

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  78. Get Publisher at www.nextpress.in , get published under the name of traditional publisher!

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