Snappy Sassy Salty: Wise Words for Authors and Writers
Book Details
Author(s)
Judith Briles
Publisher
Mile High Press
ISBN / ASIN
1885331495
ISBN-13
9781885331496
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Sales Rank
#2,423,505
Category
Hardcover
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
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Description
Authoring and Writing Can Be a Lonely Number
Could you use a pick-me-up? A bit of inspiration or silliness? How about something to chew on or get you unstuck? In Snappy Sassy Salty: Wise Words for Authors and Writers, you will find all that and more.
Do you love original quotations that get both to the nitty gritty and at the same time, can touch your heart and soul?
 Author Judith Briles favorite advice over the years to her many author clients is included ... think and write snappy, sassy and salty and surround yourself with cheerleaders for your vision, not distractors.Â
For the first time, she reveals publicly how a well-known author, columnist, humorist and screenwriter had dinner with her; listen intently ... then used her ideas in one of his columns. A column that he got paid for; she didn't. The cosmic goose had landed ... Judith told herself that if she didn't start taking some of her own ideas and publish them, others would.
Her first book, The Woman's Guide to Financial Savvy was published by St. Martin's Press a year later. That was to be her first book ... ha! She's on #32 as you read this.
Writing with a bit of snap, always some sass and yes, there's salt in there.
Could you use a pick-me-up? A bit of inspiration or silliness? How about something to chew on or get you unstuck? In Snappy Sassy Salty: Wise Words for Authors and Writers, you will find all that and more.
Do you love original quotations that get both to the nitty gritty and at the same time, can touch your heart and soul?
 Author Judith Briles favorite advice over the years to her many author clients is included ... think and write snappy, sassy and salty and surround yourself with cheerleaders for your vision, not distractors.Â
For the first time, she reveals publicly how a well-known author, columnist, humorist and screenwriter had dinner with her; listen intently ... then used her ideas in one of his columns. A column that he got paid for; she didn't. The cosmic goose had landed ... Judith told herself that if she didn't start taking some of her own ideas and publish them, others would.
Her first book, The Woman's Guide to Financial Savvy was published by St. Martin's Press a year later. That was to be her first book ... ha! She's on #32 as you read this.
Writing with a bit of snap, always some sass and yes, there's salt in there.
