message fiction – Mad Genius Club

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In our polarized world, we are facing a constant onslaught of messages. From the practical of ‘look both ways before you cross the street‘ to

I’m not a fan of identity politics. I won’t play that game. When I’m asked to submit work as a ‘woman writer’ I’m more likely

The First Reader and I share a kindle account. We’ve talked about separating it out, but we do enjoy many of the same books, and

This is a perennial author concern. Will what I am writing sell? Will lots of people want it? How do I know what the market

First off, I have to give a hat tip to Jason Cordova for this topic. On his FB page today, he commented that he was

There’s a tightrope every author walks these days, whether they admit it or not. It’s not new. It is probably as old as that first

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