- How he outlined the best book he’ll never write
- What areas of novels can be researched and which constitute a story that one can’t write
- His print-only deal for Hollow World
- How to choose between Traditional Publishing and Self Publishing based on what you’re looking for
- An optimal path for becoming a full time author
- Why hybrid authorship may be the best form of publishing for authors
- How you know you’re ready to publish
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Wow, such great advice from Michael for writers like me who have yet to publish their first novel. I’ve written 3 novels, one novelette, and am hoping to publish a novella soon here but I’m sure I still have a lot to learn while writing the next few novels 🙂 Fantastic episode. Listened to the last part of it two times in a row.
So glad to hear this, Dan. Thanks for sharing!