Chuck Sambuchino’s Writing Site — Freelance Editor, Bestselling Humor Book Author, and Authority on How to Get Published
Hello, everyone! This is my landing page for all things writing and publishing. My name is Chuck Sambuchino and I am a book editor, humor writer and freelance editor. I am editor for Writers Digest Books and have written 5 books. HERE ARE SOME WAYS FOR US TO CONNECT:
- Visit Chuck’s Guide to Literary Agents Blog for information on how to find a literary agent and get published.
- Learn more about the two annual writing guides that Chuck edits: The Guide to Literary Agents and the Children’s Writer’s & Illustrator’s Market (the 2013 editions are the most recent).
- Connect with Chuck on Twitter. He was named by Forbes as a top publishing influencer on Twitter.
- Connect with Chuck on Facebook.
- If you’re here looking for a freelance editor, he can critique query letters, synopses, book proposals, and novels.
- If you are looking for writing conference instructors, e-mail Chuck directly.
- Interested in how to sell more books and build your writer platform, check out Create Your Writer Platform.
TO CONTACT ME: Please do NOT leave a comment on this site — it gets too much spam. My two primary e-mails are chuck.sambuchino (at) fwmedia.com (dot) com, and reesedn3a416 (at) hotmail (dot) com. E-mail one, or better yet both.
- Learn more about Chuck’s 2010 humor book, How to Survive a Garden Gnome Attack (Ten Speed Press), which was optioned for film by Sony in 2011.
- Learn more about Chuck’s 2012 humor book, Red Dog / Blue Dog: When Pooches Get Political (Running Press), which has been featured by USA Today, PoliticalWire.com, The Huffington Post, and more.
Thanks for visiting my writing website. This picture is of me instructing at a book festival in Indianapolis in 2010.
Me during a critique session at the 2012 Midwest Writers Workshop. I freelance critique query letters, synopses, book proposals and novels. Check out my Editing Services page for all information.
Here are all 6 of my recent books that were released. Creating each one of them was a pure joy.
Smiling with writers after teaching in Virginia.
Me on a panel at the International Women's Fiction Festival -- Italy, 2008. I got to wear those cool headphones and hear translations when questions were not asked in English. Quite a thrill!
Instructing at Muse at the Marketplace in Boston. One of the only times I've tried to pull off a vest.
Signing books at Cincinnati's 2012 book festival, Books by the Banks.
Talking on a panel at the 2012 San Francisco Writers' Conference.
My session on "How to Get Published" at the Carnegie Literary Center in Lexington, KY in 2012.
Query edits and editing, Synopsis edits and editing, Uncategorized, editing services
Chuck, you are amazing, your a legend. you taught me the ways to defend myself. you even inspired my to write my own book for my summer reading assignment- “How i survived a garden gnome attack” thank you for helping me fight back against the evil dwellers. i didn’t know about thier mellicious intent until i read your book. now they no longer live in my front yard. thank you.