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This week! Books! A little early because of the holiday this weekend.

First up, I was on a podcast this week with Serenity Bohon, where I talked about some things I’ve never spoken about publicly before: why I left publishing and what led me to return, my creative ecosystem, weaving together meaning and work, and much more! Check it out:


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I’ve worked with many older writers over the years, and one of the things I appreciate most about writing is that it’s never too late to write well. With the recent success of Theo of Golden by Allen Levi, a runaway success by a


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This week! Books!

First up, in case you missed it earlier in the week, I want to hear from you! If you complete this quick survey, you’ll have a chance to win a $50 gift card to Bookshop.o...


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The times they are a-changing, and I’m curious to hear what’s on your mind as a writer, what you need help with, and whether you’ve been dipping your toes in the A.I. waters for publishing advice and editing.

I’d be deeply grateful if you took this very short survey for a chance to win a $50 gift card to Bookshop.org! It should only take a few minutes.


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The last time I updated this guide to social media for authors, it was 2018 and we were in the midst of peak “all authors need to be on social media full stop” conventional wisdom.

That’s no longer the case. Publishers have long accepted that even a massive social media following may not sell books on its own. It’s harder than ever to gain social media traction ...


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