Good Morning! It’s spring and love is in the air.
It’s also Monday, as many of you know already. THE POWER OF SHORT READS | A STORYTELLER’S TOUR is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or
GOOD SAT MORNING! – MORE NEW STUFF!
NEW PLANS, TOO! I know you folks like your Substacks and so do I. but Substacks can only go so far. I have been working on my old (first) website that I used to house
2 NEW DIGITAL GUIDES TODAY
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ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT DOING SOME WRITING YOURSELF?
The Complete Story Toolkit – FREE, WHEN YOU JOIN THE FAM! Check it out today! The Complete Story Toolkit Take the guesswork out of writing your next story. Whether you’re an aspiring writer or a
FREE FOR WRITERS
HELLO, THIS IS THE OLD WEBSITE IN A NEW FORMAT. HOPE IT WILL LOOSEN UP THE OLD CREATIVITY! THERE IS A LOT OF WORK YET TO BE DONE… HERE IS A FREE STORY TOOL KIT
LAZY COLLEGE DROP-OUT HAS PUBLISHED 40 BOOKS, 1200 ARTICLES SHARES THE POWER OF SHORT READS
Traditional, long lengths wasted his time until it led him to this discovery. Based on the FOUR PILLARS he shares here. My Personal Four Pillars. I like to think of myself as an author. But
5 Surprising Ways to Market Your Microbook (That Actually Work)
5 Surprising Ways to Market Your Microbook (That Actually Work)
How to design a high-converting book cover (even if you’re not a designer)
A well-designed book cover can make or break sales, and many self-pub authors struggle with it. You could break it down into these sections. Would you be focusing on just Kindle/eBooks, or print covers as
Kindle vs. Gumroad vs. Substack- Where should you sell your microbooks?
You’ve written your book. Now, where’s the best place to sell it? Photo by Olga Tutunaru on Unsplash Let’s look at a comparison of the three platforms. Introduction. Why choosing the right platform matters. I
FISHING, OR STANDING ON THE RIVERBANK LOOKING STUPID?
I’m not sure whether it was Confucius, or if it was Mark Twain who once said, “There is only a fine line between fishing, and just standing on the riverbank looking stupid.” Whichever one