On today’s episode we discuss comic books and graphic novels with author Rod Martinez.This Week’s Question: What is your favorite graphic novel? One that was most influential, one that caught your interest, or just one that you've been following? Let us know! Tips and Tricks:When writing a graphic novel, don’t think like a novelist, instead try to think like a director in a play or a screenplay.Storyboard your panels, keeping in mind that you’ll be working with an artist and you need to be clear on the vision you’re aiming for. Seriously, clarity cannot be underscored enough.When writing a graphic novel, lean into your strength, whether dialogue or exposition; both will help.Querying a graphic novel or comic book is similar to querying a children’s picture book: some publishers just want the script only; some want the script and the art. Be sure to research.Be. Patient.The publishing timeline on comic books is variable. Facebook: @writingheightsInstagram: @writingheightsJoin the NCW/Writing Heights community at writingheights.comCover art by Maggie Walker

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