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AlexCampion

  1. Giveaway of five signed copies of Crime Fraiche. Instructions on how to enter on alexandercamion.com "Contact Us" page.
  2. Crime Fraiche is finally out and there's going to be a giveaway of five signed copies. Let you know how to enter in a few minutes.
  3. Thank you all. This was great. Good luck with all your writing. #litchat
  4. Carolyn, that was the most fun I've had in a very long time. Thanks for the opportunity. Sadly, I have to run. #litchat
  5. Thanks for the advice. A review copy is on the way! #litchat
  6. Reviews might not be right or wrong but the New York Times sells books. Actually, a bad NYT review is better than none. #litchat
  7. Simple: That just can't happen if there are too many POV's, too many voices driving the story. #litchat
  8. Simple: The novel depends on the narrative transfer. The reader has to identify with the protagonist. #litchat
  9. Simple: I thing we all want to put a little of every good book we've ever read into our work. #litchat
  10. I think, having done it myself, the main problem of debut novelists is that they try to do too much. #litchat
  11. Advice: Write as well and as simply as you can and when you've got it right, market the hell out of it. #litchat
  12. ALC: If one agent want a full, others will, and it's because the book is a good one. Chill. #litchat
  13. i suppose that's why so many authors refuse to read reviews. #litchat
  14. Actually, I'm blessed that I've had excellent reviews. I don't know how I'd take something scathing. #litchat
  15. ALC: Hope! Getting someone to read a full is a big, big deal. It's a big commitment on their part. #litchat
  16. But even being severely dissed is better than those awful "not for us right now" notes. #litchat
  17. Maybe there's always someone who doesn't like your book, but do they really have to tell you? #litchat
  18. ALC: How nice for you. Have a great agent is one of the good things in life. It really is. #litchat
  19. Hi Liza. So good to see you here. #litchat
  20. Criticism: the other day the owner of a bookshop I wanted to do a signing at told me my book was the worst mystery ever. #litchat