I posted a casual question to my Twitter network about whether or not I should struggle on, reading a book I wasn’t enjoying. The answers turned out to be a valuable lesson for anyone writing a book. Reading between the lines, I saw that most people have a set of definite and personal rules about … Continue reading “What Readers Say To Writers”
What IS the difference between you and a published author? Time. In one sense, linear time: they were discovered before you were. Bad luck for you, good luck for them. But in another, more useful sense: they made time to write. Have you? Who Do You Think Does Stephen King’s Laundry? Well OK, maybe HE … Continue reading “The Difference Between You and a Published Writer”
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