writing
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Zhara Gray, an indie author from New York, draws inspiration for her debut novel “When The Clouds Dance” from personal experiences and a desire for representation in closed-door romances. Balancing writing with family care and volunteer work, she explores themes of mental health and personal growth, seeking reader connections.
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Ideally, we would all just write all day without worrying about social media. But the truth is, self-published or traditional, self-marketing is crucial. Here’s how to use Instagram as an essential tool to grow your reading audience.
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Editing your story isn’t as simple as you think. There’s different types and stages to the process. Don’t skip a single one before publishing your work! Read about them here.
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There’s more than one way to skin a cat. To be clear, we’re talking about plotting your story. Leave the cat alone. Do you know about all the different plot structures? Learn about them here!
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More thoughts from author Stephen Bauer This third book is a continuation of the paranormal sci-fi adventure which I started back in 2009. The first book was meant to be a father-son project. My son was diagnosed with ADHD and I was just trying to get him involved in something we both found interesting. As…
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Joshua finds himself in a sterile, polished city far from his chaotic floating home, filled with memories and survival. As he grapples with feelings of betrayal and guilt for leaving, he confronts Jalen, an old friend who has adapted to this life of privilege. Faced with harsh realities, Joshua decides to return and unite his…
