All About shoshana

Shoshana Brown wrote a little bit of everything, including romantic comedy, romantic suspense, and part of a cookbook, before finding her way to young adult romance. Her novel STAGE FRIGHT is the winner of the 2009 Golden Heart (YA category) and she's a finalist in the 2011 Golden Heart. If she’s not writing or toiling away at her day job, where she attempts to make Important Scientific Discoveries but usually just ends up yelling at her computer, she can be found in the kitchen baking something (for research purposes, of course).

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Shoshana's Fun Facts
GH Year(s)
2009

Genre(s):
Young Adult

Started Writing:
In elementary school

Day Job:
Scientist

For Fun:
Cook, hike, read

Blog Posts from Shoshana

Free-for-All Friday: Hero(ine) Edition

It’s that day again.  The day where you get to ask the Ruby Sisters any random writing question that pops into your head.  I’ll throw a question out to get things started.

I’m in the middle of plotting my next book, so I’ve been thinking about what makes a good hero or heroine.  I have two favorite fictional heroines.

Everything I Need to Know About Query Letters I Learned From My Spam Folder

I’ve spent the last few months in the midst of The Great Agent Search, so the subject of query letters has been on my mind.  A lot.  Which might explain why, as I was checking my spam folder to make sure gmail hadn’t misfiled an email from an agent telling me how brilliant my manuscript [...]

The Synopsis is Your Friend

This is not one of those articles that’s going to explain how to write a synopsis in five easy steps.  And I am not one of those weird people who enjoy writing synopses (apologies, weird people).  Writing a synopsis can be excruciatingly painful.  But it’s worth it.  And not just because you generally need one [...]

The Test of Time

A few months ago, my husband and I were browsing through a bookstore and he found a copy of The Catcher in the Rye.  Despite his poor track record for finishing books (he averages maybe one per year) he bought it.  He read the first two chapters, then put the book down and forgot all [...]

The End: Finishing your Manuscript

Long, long ago, I began my first manuscript.  The words were flowing, and I was having a great time.  And then, right around the time I finished Chapter 5, I got a brilliant idea.  The kind of idea that was sure to land me an agent, earn me a six-figure advance, and catapult me to [...]

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