What advice does Stephenie Meyer give to her readers?

Answer 1

This is from her website FAQ: What advice would you give to someone who wants to be published? Here are my recommendations on getting published: first, finish your book completely. And try not to focus on the publishing part while you write-tell yourself a story that you really love. After you're done, read through it several times and fix anything that doesn't feel right. Then, if you're brave, have someone you trust (who also has good taste in books) read through it and give you constructive criticism. After you've got the manuscript cleaned up, go to the library and check out a big book called "Writer's Market" (or you can get an on-line subscription for something like three bucks a month at WritersMarket.com, which is what I did). Search for agents who specifically represent the kind of literature you write--YA, children's, mystery, whatever. Research these agents as much as possible--find out if they just want a one page query, or a two page synopsis, or a whole chapter (there's lots of information about how to write a query on line--here's a good one: http://www.carolynjewel.com/craft/query.shtml.) You have a better chance of getting someone to look at your query if you give them exactly what they want. Be brave, even when you get rejections. All bestselling authors got rejections. All it takes is one person who wants to look at your manuscript.

Good luck with your writing ambitions! I wish I would have believed in myself and started writing sooner.

Answer 2

Stephenie Meyer often encourages her readers to follow their passions, embrace their uniqueness, and believe in themselves. She urges them to pursue their ambitions, stay true to their values, and find strength in difficult times. Meyer also emphasizes the importance of empathy, compassion, and kindness towards others.

Answer 3

On her most recent post to her website, June 4 2009, she strongly suggests the Percy Jackson olympian series and i agree with her it is excellent