This has to be worse than writing the book, I think. It's kept me preoccupied for most of the week, but I think I finally have it down. At least the one-page synopsis is about done. It'll be much easier to expand it since then I am only adding in events per chapter after that. Next, I have to write the query letter.
This is one of the best tips I've found in writing a synopsis and the only one I use. I like that it shows you in steps what to do:
* Author Beth Anderson's tight synopsis.
February 25, 2011
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