lessons learnt from three years of being an author-entrepreneur
Three years of writing and indie publishing, and I can say that this third year has been vastly different than the first two in many ways but also very similar in many other ways!
in this creator economy, individual creators need not mistake themselves for organizations.
An individual simply cannot, and need not even aspire to, create and produce on par with a larger team or organization. That way lies madness and burnout, at the very least.
begging to belong
seeking safety in the wrong places
March Magic: Monthly Missives from The Dream Pedlar
March has been a wild month! In more ways than one. First, it was the weather. There were a couple of balmy days mid-month, so much so that the ski hills up north had to cease operations for a couple of days. Then it went and snowed a week later
books you may love: March 2024
March was a month of reading amazing murder mysteries.
tales for dreamers: underwater gods
Everyone knows it's impossible to spot an underwater God. But nobody knows why.
a rare mid-month update: how I fell in love with the fantasy genre
Two fantasy short stories featured in promotions this week
growing by subtracting
personal growth by shedding old habits that no longer serve me
waiting for 'the end'
When did getting to the end become more important than relishing the process?
the hero's dilemma! free fantasy & sci-fi books in march
An assortment of free fantasy and sci-fi books based on the theme of moral dilemmas.
remnants of a past life (note 6): the value of the ordinary and mundane
In the pursuit of the extraordinary, we forget that the ordinary and the mundane we're trying to run away from are truly the most priceless things.
Mrs. D'Souza's Dispute with God
A new fantasy short story is out! About humans and Gods. About death and life.
turning inwards: the true north
What does your inner voice tell you about your art and life when you shut out the clamour of other people's opinions?