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Megan "Meg" LaTorre, better known online as iWriterly, is an American YouTuber and is the author of the book, THE CYBORG TINKERER, creator of the free query critique platform, Query Hack, co-host of the Publishable show and a blogger (Writer’s Digest, Savvy Authors, Writers Helping Writers, et al.). Formerly, she worked at a literary agency ...
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Sep 9, 2019 · On Meg’s YouTube channel, iWriterly, she geeks out on all things books—from the concept to the bookshelves (and everything in between).
Iwriterly, good source or not. I just started writing and viewing booktube videos, and I wanted to know how good of a booktube is Iwriterly and jenna moreci I mean I have read their books and it seems they do not teach what they preach. There’s a lot of controversy around these two.
Oct 19, 2017 · Meg LaTorre is an author of steamy science fiction and fantasy, YouTube darling, and founder of iWriterly. In her free time, Meg enjoys spending time with her family and friends, going to Renaissance fairs and comic cons, watching anime, and napping.
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Meg LaTorre of iWriterly produced this video about the pros and cons of self-publishing. It's nearly a half-hour in length, but it's a very good overview of advantages and disadvantages of self-publishing.
