The video below, providing writing advice for new writers, has scored 1.4 million views since it was posted 7 years ago. Alexa Donne doesn’t mince words, gives brutal advice to new writers who may be fantasising about their work, but is hilarious in doing so.
The Great Feminisation has prevailed in the army.
Triggernometry’s interview with Helen Andrews. The first is a summary clip. The second is the full interview.
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There’s only one Australian politician who has the guts to fix this.
There are hundreds of YouTube channels giving advice about writing. The Bookfox channel is one of the better ones. In this video, advice for the first 20 pages of your novel is given.
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Unless you want your book to bomb, do THIS in the first 20 pages.
Few people who have worked in an office have escaped the disturbance of the female disruptor. Tears are just the start of it.
There are dozens of videos of white Aboriginal Lidia Thorpe spewing her hatred of white people and giving her nonsensical version of Australian history. And the woke class just lets it pass by without a word – particularly the super-woke, government-funded SBS. Imagine if a man stood up in parliament and referred to Aboriginals as filth. That man would be lucky to escape with his life. Below are three videos that provide a sample of Thorpe’s disturbed mind.
Pauline Hanson will garner an enormous number of votes if she undertakes to shut down the Aboriginal industry, thus releasing billions of dollars for the benefit of all Australians, and not just a small minority, mostly made up of fakes.
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This is an edition of Joanna Penn’s highly regarded podcast. The section on self-editing begins at the 29-minute mark:
How can you improve your self-editing process? How can you find and work with professional editors and beta readers? How do you know when editing is done and the book is finished? With Joanna Penn.
From the Novel Marketing channel:
There’s a culture shift underway that most authors aren’t seeing. Even traditional publishers can’t figure out why their titles are resonating. If your book isn’t selling, it could be a cover or craft problem, but it might be a zeitgeist problem. In this week’s episode, you’ll hear from fantasy and LitRPG author Seth Ring. We discuss the biggest cultural shift in storytelling in two decades and what it means for your books.