Promote your fiction with a useful movie-making tool.
That's what every fiction writer on Substack wonders when they get started. ^_^ Glad you found us, too!
Thanks Geoffrey - what a great way to look at it. I've shared this with my Substack Go group on Discord.
~Graham
Happy to help!
Good post, Geoffrey! This is something I've really struggled with for my Substack.
If you want to bounce a logline off me, feel free to DM.
Great advice! Practicing a pitch is a good way to also direct its content. You remind yourself too. I’m going to practice mine.
“The best fiction you’re not reading.”
Mmm… perhaps too overconfident…
Happy to help. I love the confidence!
I posted my log line! But I think I’ll add that quote as a testimonial. On a recent shoutout thread, a subscriber said my “use of language is buttery smooth”. 😊
I'll have to say that Rainbow Man sounds intriguing. Good points on the log line. I need to go look at mine now.
As newsletters evolve, the logline may change, so good idea to look at it again.
That's what every fiction writer on Substack wonders when they get started. ^_^ Glad you found us, too!
Thanks Geoffrey - what a great way to look at it. I've shared this with my Substack Go group on Discord.
~Graham
Happy to help!
Good post, Geoffrey! This is something I've really struggled with for my Substack.
If you want to bounce a logline off me, feel free to DM.
Great advice! Practicing a pitch is a good way to also direct its content. You remind yourself too. I’m going to practice mine.
“The best fiction you’re not reading.”
Mmm… perhaps too overconfident…
Happy to help. I love the confidence!
I posted my log line! But I think I’ll add that quote as a testimonial. On a recent shoutout thread, a subscriber said my “use of language is buttery smooth”. 😊
I'll have to say that Rainbow Man sounds intriguing. Good points on the log line. I need to go look at mine now.
As newsletters evolve, the logline may change, so good idea to look at it again.