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The stench of charred flesh filled my nostrils as we made our way down the dirt roads of Hell.
Why I Still Believe in Publishing Despite its Flaws
Months ago, a writer friend of mine asked me if it was worth it to start a Substack. Like me, she was working on a memoir. I told her yes, but it's a bit more complicated than all that.
Having consistent income every month helps create safety, but how can we build that recurring revenue when it feels impossible to get anyone interested in peeking behind the paywall.
Dis was nothing like I had imagined. I wouldn’t go so far as to say it was a happy place, but the monsters living there certainly didn’t seem any more miserable than they did on Earth.
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Life happens and learning to accept that can sometimes turn a disaster into something even better. This is true of our writing as well.
Jodi Taylor is the author of the bestselling Chronicles of St Mary’s series, the story of a bunch of disaster-prone historians who investigate major historical events in contemporary time.
I always thought that the more successful you got in business, the more rational, logical, and measured you would be. Instead, I've had a journey into chaos.
We arrived in Hell inside a sewer pipe filled with bile and sludge. It wasn’t unlike a sewer pipe on Earth, except that it was made of clay instead of concrete.
I don't take the best notes, but I do have them.
Seven Tips to Get You Started
Why the novel and Netflix film are so similar, yet so very different
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(Or, How I Learned I Am More Capable of This Writing Thing Than I Gave Myself Credit For)
How to stay oriented in the Substack wilderness
When I first started building my career in earnest, Gary Vee was using the term “attention arbitrage” to explain what people needed to be concerned with in the then-nascent creator economy.
The tunnel had collapsed behind us and the track beneath us disappeared, leaving Lily to crash two feet onto the ground.
How to overcome our imposter syndrome and fears to find other writers who support us without collapsing into a ball of anxiety.