How to Avoid Second Book Syndrome
Second book syndrome. The sophomore slump. Call it what you like; all writers will face it at some...
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Category: Productivity
Screenwriting Mindset (with Kevin Wilde)
Kevin Wilde is an award-winning, American screenwriter. His horror/thriller screenplay...
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Self-Publishing 101 and the Horror Genre (with Daniel Willcocks)
Daniel Willcocks is an international bestselling author and award-nominated podcaster of dark...
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Book Marketing (with Nicholas Erik)
Nicholas Erik is a sci-fi and fantasy novelist who has written over 20 books. For fellow indie...
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The Novel Factory Review
The Novel Factory is a browser-based writing software that walks you through every step of the...
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Can You Reprogramme Your Brain for Success?
This week, we’re talking all about if changing your perspective can change your life....
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Writing Faster: What I Learned From Writing 5,000 Words a Day
In January 2021, I set myself the challenge of writing 5,000 words a day until I finished my next...
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Overcoming Perfectionism in First Drafts
Do you ever feel like you’ll never finish anything because perfectionism is eating away at...
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Lessons From Writing 5,000 Words a Day
In January 2021, Kristina Adams set herself the challenge to write 5,000 words per day until she...
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Writing Through Depression
It’s time to talk frankly about depression and mental health, and how it can impact our...
Read More8. Do You Need a Daily Writing Habit?
Powered by RedCircle A daily writing habit doesn’t have to mean getting words onto the page every day. There’s a lot more to it than that! Whilst hitting certain word count goals is great, and it is important to have those...
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3. Setting Writing Goals You’ll Actually Stick to
Powered by RedCircle We know, we know. Goal setting for writers sounds super boring. But actually,...
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