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About halfway through my first year as a yearbook adviser, I got a sinking sense of loss: why hadn’t
How to get paid for writing stories about pop culture's most beloved worlds, from the New York Times bestselling author of DAMSEL
It's not about money. It's about playing a bigger and better game.
How to get the best out of Substack without falling into compulsion
In praise of Maria Bamford's Sure, I'll Join Your Cult's use of tropes to develop an effective message around your memoir and bring your readers into the story quickly.
My 2024 goal is to better manage my negative dialogue. Here are some strategies to amplify your inner critic and quiet the doubts
Beast & Snow has been an absolute roller coaster ride of a campaign, and the creators break down how they raised over $80,000 for the first issue.
Today I’m thrilled to bring you the first of what I hope are many columns by my friend, publisher,
Making sense of branding is helpful for anyone aspiring to establish a meaningful and memorable online and offline presence.
My grandmother was a writer. She never went to college, never got an English degree or a BFA or a fellowship at a major university, but she was still a writer.
Working with Stat Significant, we were able to break down the history of the Kickstarter publishing category between 2013 and 2021.
A guide to help you support and attract LGBTQ+ readers
There's a trick to gaining True Fans...but it'll scare you to death.
10x growth on Substack in just over a year with Claire Venus
What are some reasons why this book resonates with this breakout hit? We'll give you a hint. It has to do (at least partially) with tropes.
Would you rather readers buy your book when it launches, or have many continued sales throughout the years?
For the longest time, I was stuck at only a couple of thousand followers on TikTok, but once I discovered the niche that works for me, my account exploded. Here's how I did it.
Call me delusional, but I really do believe that writers can build brands and businesses on par with any other industry out there.
Writing is breathing out, but reading is breathing in. You can’t have one without the other.
How to be successful and not kill yourself in the process
Universal book allow authors to intelligently detect a reader's location and send them to the correct storefront for their country.
If you're tired of the rapid-release book-publishing game, I hear you. Fortunately, there's another way.
I admit it: I love uncomfortable dramas—Ordinary People, The Squid and the Whale, and Buffalo 66 are a few of my favorites.