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Established authors are getting their books rejected and it appears to be happening a lot more than it did.
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From one piece A retreat in Lisbon: is writing a form of therapy? 4 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Therapy-speak spread by Instagram has potentially diminished words like trauma and trigger.Their words
Instagram has made therapy-speak common parlance which has potentially diminished the meaning of words like ‘trauma’ and ‘trigger’.
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I feel sorry for anyone who generates their writing using a machine, you are missing the whole point.
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It was a reminder that the idea of AI writing books is completely bonkers and also a totally boring concept to me because we write to discover things, dig into other selves, unearth something true and you can’t skip that part.
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Writing is therapy.Their words
For me, writing is therapy. Always has been.
27 August
From one piece How much has my self-published book made? 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Both self-publishing and traditional publishing require the author to do most of the promotion.Their words
Both avenues require the author to do most of the heavy lifting when it comes to promotion.
How much has my self-published book made?thehyphen.substack.com
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Self-publishing is a risk and you have to have the money to invest.
How much has my self-published book made?thehyphen.substack.com
11 January 2019
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LinchpinTheir words
Linchpin is his most famous book and therefore has received the most attention, but it’s also quite divisive.
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The Decision BookTheir words
The Decision Book is one that I come back to a lot.
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