Writing New Adult Fiction Blog Tour
From Sylvia Day’s Bared to You to Jamie McGuire’s Beautiful Disaster, new adult fiction has arrived—and it’s hotter than ever. But there’s more to this category than its 18- to…
From Sylvia Day’s Bared to You to Jamie McGuire’s Beautiful Disaster, new adult fiction has arrived—and it’s hotter than ever. But there’s more to this category than its 18- to 26-year-old characters: The success of your story depends on authentically depicting the transition of your young protagonists from teenhood into adulthood.
With Deborah Halverson's Writing New Adult Fiction, you’ll learn how to capture the spirit of freedom, self-discovery, and romance that defines the new adult experience. To celebrate the book's release, Deborah has organized a blog tour that runs through the end of the month—complete with book giveaways and prizes! If you're curious about writing a novel for the new adult category, you'll want to join in on the fun and learn more about crafting a story that's fresh, unique, and wholly new adult!
Here's what authors and reviewers are saying:
“This book is more than a marketing guide, more than a writing manual, more than a compilation of stories about successful authors. For the writer who wants to become a new adult author, or the new adult author who seeks to enrich her craftsmanship and stand out from the herd, this book has an abundance of information.” —Tammara Webber, New York Times best-selling author of Easy and Breakable
“With her conversational, engaging style, Halverson demystifies the process of plotting, writing, and marketing a NA novel.... If you’re serious about writing a NA novel you can be proud of, one that is also marketable, you’ll add this indispensable title to your permanent reference shelf.” —Blogcritics
Deborah is offering a FREE FULL MANUSCRIPT EDIT to one lucky blog tour participant. The more stops you make on the tour, the more chances to win!
October 6: Christy Herself!
October 7: Country Gals Sexy Reads
October 8: Writing Belle
October 9: Book Bumblings
October 10: Prone to Crushes on Boys in Books
October 13: My Book Fairy
October 14: A One-click Addict’s Book Blog
October 15: A Book Addict’s Delight
October 16: The Phantom Paragrapher
October 17: deal sharing aunt
October 20: Hot Guys in Books
October 21: Julie Hedlund
October 22: Short and Sassy Book Blurbs
October 23: NA Alley
October 24: akiiKOMORI reading
October 27: KIDLIT411
October 28: eBook Addict
October 29: Pretty Girls Read Books
October 30: Coffee and characters
October 31: Quirk And Quill
October 31: Book Worms and Couch Potatoes
Rachel Randall is the managing editor for Writer's Digest Books.
