Why do people read fiction? To get away from the present moment, to be entertained, perhaps (depending on the genre and the author) to learn
Author: TXRed
Writer, teacher, musician, a person who gets called at the last minute to help out. Interests include: history - US and European (mostly), acapella music, aviation, cooking, and researching new ways to keep dust outdoors.
Jung, Plots, and Journeys
This is about Jung and Campbell, and Peterson perhaps. Please keep the discussion based on Jung and Campbell and narrative patterns. I think we all
To Revise and Reissue or Not Reissue: That is the Question
Because I’ve reached the point where I am so far along in a series that I need to go back and fill in some gaps
Accelerate to Pulp Speed!
I’m currently on the road, so replies may be slow. One of the big re-discoveries since the rise of both e-books and Amazon made indie
Some Interesting Numbers . . .
While US numbers are kind of odd at the moment, a Vienna, Austria-based analyst started looking at European (EU) and British book sale patterns, including
To Swag or not to Swag?
Oops, threads got crossed! Sorry ’bout that. If you go to an event, should you bring author swag? If so, what should you bring? This
Mad Genius Club 