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Welcome to part 2. This time we have Michael Balkind, author of Sudden Death, and his take on

Answer - Embrace it.

You know it’s coming so prepare yourself for it. It comes in all forms and the more queries you send, the more rejections you’re going to get. So, the best answer is expect rejection, laugh at it, embrace it. And always keep in mind that every NO you receive brings you one step closer to that necessary YES. (You only need...

Welcome to Tips for Authors!
In this new series published authors give advice on topics that are on every aspiring author’s mind. Any author is welcome submit his/her thoughts on the particular subject. If you are interested, please contact us at webmaster@bookhuntersblog.com for details.

First topic in the series:

by J.E. Braun, author of PARANOIA
“Rejection hurts. Trust me. I had a lot of practice with it in my younger...

BookHuntersBlog.com: Do you have any scientific background?

Mike Green: Basically, yes. I studied sciences at university, and have bachelors and masters degrees to my name. My journalistic work also concentrates on science and technology.

Which of today’s inventors do you see as underestimated and overlooked?

I think that increasingly invention is becoming an anonymous occupation. If you look at the major innovations of a hundred years or so ago; the...

BookHuntersBlog.com: Did you study the craft of writing or dive right into it?

Michael Gyulai: I majored in Communication Studies at UCLA so I had plenty of writing guidance and mentoring there.

BHB: What did you want to achieve by going to Rome?

MG: I wanted to learn Italian fluently. I wanted to live in a European capital. I wanted all the big city amenities: modern art, cinema, and nightlife; urban vibrancy: smog, pavement, buses, taxies. Rome...