Tag Archives: fan letters

The Famous and the Infamous, Fans and Fiends

Posted on January 17, 2014 by Tonette Joyce

This week’s question as sent among us is:Have you written a “fan letter” to a famous author? Or spoken to a famous author? How did she/he respond? Most of us had not, apparently, as nearly all the posts have gone … Continue reading →

Posted in authors, Books, childhood, Family, Friendship, romance, Tonette Joyce, youth | Tagged An Advertisement For Myself, blog-posts, blogs, cults, families, famous writers, fan letters, fan mail, food blogs, helpful authors, Norman Mailer, pseudo-religionss, romance writers, Sarah Ballance, writer's blogs, writing correspondence | 14 Comments

Call me a fan, but I may be not

Posted on January 13, 2014 by Iris B

I’m your biggest fan I’ll follow you until you love me ~~ Lady GaGa (Paparazzi) Happy second week everyone … I hope that everyone in the US is keeping warm. At the same time I hope everyone in Australia is … Continue reading →

Posted in authors, Books, childhood, Life, Miscellaneous | Tagged Cherry Adair, fan letters, Iris Blobel, Jill Shalvis, Juergen Marcus, Kajagoogoo, letters, Steve Askew | 11 Comments

Different “Strokes”

Posted on January 10, 2014 by Tonette Joyce

This is a writers’ blog and one of our most published authors here came up with the topic of fan letters…all well and good, IF you have received a fan letter. I am not very well published and I hate … Continue reading →

Posted in authors, Family, Friendship, Miscellaneous, poetry, Tonette Joyce, writing | Tagged editors, encouragement from editors, fan letters, fan mail, magazine articles, New York Times Best Selling Authors, rejection letters, writing for greeting cards, writing for magazines, writing poetry | 15 Comments

A Tale of Two (Fan) Letters

Posted on January 9, 2014 by Jeff Salter

By Jeff Salter I often think about the first (non-family) letter I received which praised my writing … and I used to know exactly where it was. [No longer, however — though I’m certain I still have it… somewhere.] It … Continue reading →