Here are some more gems of wisdom from the experts at the Writer’s Track.<\/p>\n
Nancy Knight: Never start a sentence with a semicolon.<\/p>\n Georgia McBride: This business runs on new material – we need it and we want it – but the submission guidelines are there for a reason.<\/p>\n Claire Eddy: If you have five editors, you have seven opinions.<\/p>\n Anthony Francis: My first advice is to write. Don’t think about it, don’t look for a market or an agent – just keep writing until you’re finished.<\/p>\n John Hartness: The Book of Your Heart – that Great Project you’ve been working on since high school – finish the piece of shit and shove it into a drawer. This is a business<\/em>.<\/p>\n Debra Dixon: You’ve got to get some rejections or you have nothing to talk about at the bar.<\/p>\n Nancy Knight: There are two things you need – storytelling and technical ability.<\/p>\n There are even more great panels scheduled for today, too!<\/p>\n![\"WP_Type_Keys_Closeup\"](\"http:\/\/www.jeshays.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/08\/WP_Type_Keys_Closeup.jpg\")
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