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Can New Writers Really Compete with Established Authors? The Truth Unveiled | Ep 69
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In this episode, I explore whether new writers can compete with established authors. The emphasis is on developing a unique writing voice and style instead of striving to be the best. Readers crave fresh perspectives, and new writers can provide that. The key takeaway is to focus on continuous improvement over time. I offer practical advice, such as starting with short stories and articles to build credibility, staying informed about industry trends, and developing your author platform. Your challenge is to write a one-page pitch that highlights the uniqueness of your book idea.
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Takeaways
Focus on developing your unique writing voice and style.
Readers are always looking for fresh perspectives.
Start with short stories and articles to build credibility.
Stay informed about industry trends and market demands.
Develop an author platform to reach your audience.
Write a one-page pitch highlighting the uniqueness of your book idea.
Sound Bites
"Can new writers really compete with established authors?"
"Readers are always looking for fresh voices and perspective."
"There is an absolute clear difference that is different from leather."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction: Can New Writers Compete with Established Authors?
01:49 The Importance of Developing a Unique Voice
02:45 Readers Are Looking for Fresh Voices and Perspectives
04:12 Continuous Improvement and Development of Writing
05:23 The Publishing Industry Seeks New Talent
07:36 The Challenge: Writing a One-Page Pitch
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