1001 First Lines
by Scarlett Archer
Price: $0.99 USD. 25010 words.
Published on February 19, 2012. Nonfiction.
Have you ever wondered which novels contain the most famous opening lines? Or how the writers of Science Fiction compare to those of Romance? Now you can compare for yourself, with 1001 of the best and worst First Lines from fifteen
genres.
1001 First Lines is for the writers and the readers of the world, providing inspiration and instruction, with a checklist of titles to tick off as you go.
Location: Australia
Member Since: Aug. 12, 2011
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Scarlett Archer
Biography
Scarlett Archer is an author and full time graphic designer based in Melbourne Australia. She has been writing for over fifteen years, completed over eleven novels, and her main drive is in speculative fiction or its contrasting opposite romantic comedic novels. She has a passion for studying the art of story telling and is a grand lover of movies. Her focus in work is book cover designs which enables her to put all her energy in to the area she loves most- literature.
Where to find Scarlett Archer online
Website: http://scarlettarcher.com
Twitter: scarandthetwit
Blog: http://1001firstlines.wordpress.com
Twitter: scarandthetwit
Blog: http://1001firstlines.wordpress.com
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- So You Want an Online Book Tour
on March 08, 2012
I've just published my book and this was a vital piece of reading! I had no idea there was so much involved, and Jaime McDougall writers in a really easy to read, clear way. The information and advice in this book is invaluable. I recommend it to any author wondering about getting out there and getting some exposure!
- The Shiny
on March 13, 2012
This is a very witty story. It's short, something to read before you go to bed, or on the bus or even at lunch. Really entertaining, and very honest about the life of a writer!