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They want to publish your story? Six keys to prevent future cringe.

They want to publish your story? Six keys to prevent future cringe.

by Brad Pauquette | Jan 18, 2023 | Publishing Tips

So you’ve had a short story accepted for publication! Congratulations. Paid or unpaid, it doesn’t matter, I bet you’re tickled pink! Someone else believes in your work and soon real readers are going to see your story in print. Hallelujah! I know what it’s like to be...
The #1 advice every writer needs

The #1 advice every writer needs

by Brad Pauquette | Jan 7, 2023 | Entrepreneurship, Platform Building

This is a hard truth. But you need to hear it. So does every other writer you know. I need to hear it. I am getting the results I deserve. I am not unlucky. It’s not that I haven’t “gotten my break.” Things are not harder for me than they are for someone else. If I’m...
“Never pay anyone to publish your book.” Good advice?

“Never pay anyone to publish your book.” Good advice?

by Brad Pauquette | Dec 21, 2022 | Entrepreneurship, Publishing Tips

“Never pay to publish your book.” This is the dumbest advice I’ve ever heard. It comes from a place of inexperience, underfunding, and fear. It’s the exact opposite of what successful business people say in virtually any industry. I don’t care what industry...
Should I use internal dialogue in a short story or novel?

Should I use internal dialogue in a short story or novel?

by Brad Pauquette | Dec 16, 2022 | Writing Tips

My friend and fellow author Eliza June Sapphire and I were recently having a chat about internal dialogue, or what another friend calls free and direct thoughts. We might also call them an internal aside. In theater, an aside is when a character says something not to...
Prioritize readers and the profits will follow

Prioritize readers and the profits will follow

by Brad Pauquette | Dec 4, 2022 | Platform Building

One of the most common mistakes I see new authors making is focusing on capitalizing on their work too early. Until you have an audience that can sustain a fulltime income that you can live on, your top goal is to connect with new readers. To win the game, so to...
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