The Craft & Business of Books
Tetyana DenfordWriting the book you always said you would: empowering people to write, finish, and sell their books (whether traditionally publishing or self-publishing)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | tetyana.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Can you have it all? No.
I’ve tried a lot of different careers in my life- and all of them were to pay the bills so I could do the writing that I needed to do, the writing that fed something deeper, something bone-deep, something in me that said yes, you can actual...
Oh the demons, all those great demons
I have never been so booked and busy, and I know it’s not de rigeur to talk about that because well, that sounds a bit boasty, a bit ridiculous. But I talk about it because I never thought I’d get here. Ever. I dreamed about it, manifested ...
What a year.
I’ve been blissfully, frustratingly, absent from here. Sorry. I’ll do better.
Being a working writer doesn't equate to making a living at it (at first)
When I started my career 15 years ago, it was initially a hobby; I wasn’t sure where it was going. I loved writing; I’d been doing it since I was 10, and I wanted to revisit it again. I wrote little tiny pieces on my blog, and then my Insta...
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Proud Ukrainian, translator @frontlinepbs, author: 'The Child of Ukraine' and 'The Soldier's Child'. Found: @nytimes @Telegraph, @TimesRadio, @Parisreview. Rep'd by @bookouture. YouTube host on writing & publishing.
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