Weekly essays about bookstores, libraries, and publishing newsletters on Substack. Also the deeply concerning amount of time I spend thinking about why one memoir book sells 12 copies while another becomes a cultural event.
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This Is Why Nobody Is Reading Your Writing
A writer looking frustrated. Photo by Thirdman from Pexels.
For years, I’ve ran into the same type of writer in comment sections and writing groups on almost every platform. Since I couldn’t possibly remember all their names, I’ve started...
Many People Using AI Are Making Dumb Mistakes
Once you know what to look for, the traits of someone not thinking for themselves are obvious.
I was recently talking to a friend who works in marketing, and he told me he gets ChatGPT to do pretty much everything now. Writing emails, comi...
Want To Be A Successful Author? Write 100 Words A Day
It sounds ridiculously small, but that’s why it works.
At the beginning of my writing career, I read The War of Art by a bestselling author called Steven Pressfield. In it, there was a piece of advice that seemed almost ridiculously simple...
I Got 50,000 Followers Writing Online. Here’s What I Wish I Knew Sooner
It took seven years for me to realize what actually moves the needle.
The other day, I jumped on a Zoom call with another writer I’d known for a couple of years. A notebook sat open beside his keyboard, and every few minutes he’d glance do...
Authors Are Doing Stupid Things To Prove They Didn’t Use AI
Intentional typos are just the beginning…
I’ve recently started noticing a disturbing trend that would’ve sounded completely nuts just a couple of years ago. Writers are actively admitting they’re deliberately leaving typos, awkward senten...
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