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Joined June 2016
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Is it too late to market my book? No. But it is harder to rebuild momentum after launch than to create it before release. Our new blog breaks down how reviews, samples, and ARC campaigns can change the launch curve: writestats.com/book-marketin…
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Sometimes the hardest road… is the one that leads back to yourself. A haunting, beautiful journey through regret, faith, and redemption. 📘 Statue Of A Fool by Roy Alan Watch the trailer and step into his shoes 👇 🔗 amazon.com/dp/B0FYPWHYMV
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Some stories aren’t ready to leave you yet. That’s not failure. That’s still love.
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Typed “Chapter One.” Rewarded self with a three-hour walk and half a pie.
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That weird limbo between finishing a draft and having the energy to look at it again: pure fog.
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The draft didn’t work and no one saw it and you showed up anyway. That counts.
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Typed “The” and spent 20 minutes wondering if my protagonist would *actually* say that.
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“I need to write to fix the world.” Liam Quane’s journey from filmmaker to sci-fi author is one of the most honest we’ve seen. We talked about: • Creative freedom • Nepotism in publishing (yes, he addresses it) • Why he rejects AI Full interview: writestats.com/liam-quane-in…
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A kingdom calls it love. The curse calls it ownership. An exiled warden. A hunted witch. To break it, Cael and Seris must choose care over control. Slow burn. Found family. City magic. The Warden and the Witch by @New_Me_Author, $0.99 this week 👀 amazon.com/dp/B0HL6JMYJM?dpl…
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Is it possible to forget how to write a sentence and still call yourself a writer?
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Barry Maher writes every day. “When it’s easy, I write. When it gets hard I write, but slower.” That’s the difference between aspiring and professional. Read @barrymaher's Interview: writestats.com/barry-maher-o…
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You were never meant to live small. Breaking Free: The Journey to Sovereignty by Dianna Roselle amazon.com/dp/B0GDMMDVFZ
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Spent three hours writing one paragraph. Spent another hour deciding if it even belongs. Probably will keep it.
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Typed “the” seven times in a row. Brain said, “Yes. That’s real writing.”
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Don’t name a character “Sarah” just because you can’t think of anything better. Wait. Think.
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Woolf’s "To the Lighthouse" doesn’t move forward, it deepens. Time passes, but interior lives hollow and bloom instead.
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That idea that won’t let go? It misses you too.
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Had to rewrite one sentence twelve times. Thought I was broken. Then the thirteenth version made me cry.
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Try this when editing your story: After every intense scene, ask: Where does the reader recover? If the answer is “nowhere,” you’ve found the problem. This is the core of writing fiction for emotional recovery. More here: writestats.com/how-to-write-…
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