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Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ asked Tami Hoag:

Whatâ€™s your advice for aspiring writers?

Tami Hoag Write something you love, and learn as much about the business side of being a writer as you can before you try to publish. It's not enough to write a good book. You need to know where it will fit in the marketplace, what publishers you should target, and so on. If you want to be a professional you have to learn about the profession. And lastly: be resilient, adaptable, and determined. This is a tough business.

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Penny

Penny asked Tami Hoag:

I am a new fan of your books. My first read was, "The 9th Girl" and loved it. When writing a book, how many different scenarios do you have for the book or is it just one thought that you run with?

Iggylizard

Iggylizard asked Tami Hoag:

You always seem able to come up with unique and surprising endings to your novels, do you have any special practices that help you write or create? And do you write on a computer or old school with pen and paper?

Lee

Lee asked Tami Hoag:

How to you develop your stories? Do you use any tools to develop stories, plot, and characters? Advice for inspiring writer? Do use a literary agent? Do you recommended literary agents? Do you ever help want be writers break into the business?

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