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My answer to #1 ‐ paying the mortgage.
And that's the answer for most authors I know, as it should be.
Those who do not have the business mentality are less likely to invest in education, tools, and a quality team of editors and designers.
As with any business, though, it can take a few years for those investments to pay off.
And that's the answer for most authors I know, as it should be.
Those who do not have the business mentality are less likely to invest in education, tools, and a quality team of editors and designers.
As with any business, though, it can take a few years for those investments to pay off.
What questions would I ask?
For readers or authors
1. Who was your favorite character? Why?
2. What scene do you keep going back to? The one you think about while you're doing dishes or in the grocery store
3. If you could rewrite one scene, which would it be and what would you do differently?
For readers or authors
1. Who was your favorite character? Why?
2. What scene do you keep going back to? The one you think about while you're doing dishes or in the grocery store
3. If you could rewrite one scene, which would it be and what would you do differently?
I'll start!
1. What inspired you to write the book?
2. How did you overcome resistance/inner critic when it showed up? What kept you motivated?
3. What is your favorite book?