The antidote to despair is awe: here’s why I believe that.
Wherever you are on your book writing adventure, you’ll find what you need here…
What to do if you’re just starting out on your Author Adventure: planning, preparation, and dealing with your Inner Dickhead
The antidote to despair is awe: here’s why I believe that.
Got questions about MicroBook Magic? I have answers! Read this…
A whole book on apostrophes? Really? Yep, really. Check this out.
A whole book on apostrophes? Really? Yep, really. Check this out.
Human art (and the money to be made from it) is in no danger from AI. Now, or in the foreseeable future.
If I could turn back time
/Cher
I’d make sure I knew these 7 truths about writing nonfiction books.
It would have saved me a lot of wasted time, effort, and angst. Maybe it’ll help you, too…
Do you read like a writer? What I mean is: do you zoom through the books you read, or do you look closely at them and figure out what’s going on?
Do you read like a writer? What I mean is: do you zoom through the books you read, or do you look closely at them and figure out what’s going on?
Do you read like a writer? What I mean is: do you zoom through the books you read, or do you look closely at them and figure out what’s going on?
What would happen if I let go of this need to be impressive, and instead focused on feeling and thinking on paper? What would happen if I played around with different styles, and wrote questionable poetry, and fictionalised some of my experiences?
Run away from anyone who tells you they have The Foolproof Way to write a book. Especially if they don’t know you. Read this first.
Right now we could all use a little more joy, and fun, and space to do something just for ourselves, just because we want to.
Not because it will be useful or profitable or productive, necessarily.
But for the sheer joy of it.