Don’t use more than five sentences per paragraph. Don’t say, ‘It seemed as if’-it weakens your writing. The editor read it and said, “Don’t write in the first person because we don’t yet know who you are. Kathryn Craft: In 1983, when a company I was dancing with approached The Morning Call about a review, I learned they needed a dance critic. I’ve missed it.Ĭould you tell us a little bit about what got you into the writing world? Was it when you became a freelance dance critic for the Morning Call or was it before then? What was the spark? I attended this conference every year straight from 2000-2012, when it was my honor to host my brand new agent on the agent panel, and then returned as a presenter in 2013. Kathryn Craft: Thanks Tammy! It will be so fun to be back home. You have been a motivating inspiration for GLVWG for many many years in various capacities. What a delight that you’ll be at the 2017 GLVWG “Write Stuff” Conference as a presenter.
This is reposted from an interview I did for one of the presenters (and a very dear friend of mine as well) from the thoroughly enjoyable and informative GLVWG Write Stuff conference.
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