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I freaked out a little this week (I know - shocking).
I was thinking that my stories are all too different.
I have my suspense - Second Chances and Vanished.
I have my adventure - Breaking Daylight, DLB, Spy Girl
I have my paranormal - Ghost and Vamp Hunters, though I have an idea how to turn Surface into one
I have my futuristic - Eden's Promise
I have my contemp romance - Something to Talk About
All my other ideas trend toward adventure or suspense, though I am LOVING my contemp romance. As in, want to run away and only spend time with it forever and ever (just kidding, but not much.)
The concern is if Susan ends up liking DLB, what else do I have to offer her?
And what do I send to Samhain next?
And WRP?
And should I bother entering Eden in the Shomi contest if I only have the one book for the line?
What about you? Do you write one thing, or are you all over the board like me?
I blogged at Wet Noodle Posse today about my GH call.
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5 comments:
I'm totally all over the place -- historical, fantasy, contemp, humorous, serious, suspense...
That's what makes it fun!
I'm all over the place too.
My sub-tag line--all varieties of romantic fiction--probably says it all. :) The only thing I haven't done is historical.
Here's the thing. With micro press, generally speaking, you can sell anything. I have a contemporary romance trilogy and a romantic suspense with AQP, and my anthology of erotic romance contains fantasy, sf, paranormal, adventure, and contemporary stuff.
It's once you go to the big houses that they'll want you to specialize more, so by then you'll want to narrow it down to two. :)
Well, you know I'm all over the place. Keeps things from getting boring. :)
True, Marianne and Trish, it IS more fun like this ;)
Gina, I know you do YA and historical - what else?
Narrowing, narrowing.....what a concept, Natalie!
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