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Write Now With Taylor Lorenz
Today's Write Now interview features Taylor Lorenz, technology reporter and author of EXTREMELY ONLINE: THE UNTOLD STORY OF FAME, INFLUENCE, AND POWER ON THE INTERNET.
Rising From the Rubble of Institutions
What happens when everything we know falls apart? We redefine ourselves and seek a new path through life.
We Have to Talk About Substack
This Week In Writing, we talk about Diffusion of Innovation Theory and dying platforms.
The Era of Centralized Platforms Is Over
This Week In Writing, we discuss whether you should still own a website if you publish on Medium or Substack.
Are You Begging for Eyes in the Attention Economy
This Week In Writing, we explore the internet’s move away from the attention economy and how writers can make the web more personal
Write Now with Dan Moren
Today’s Write Now interview features Dan Moren, prolific writer, podcaster, and author of THE NOVA INCIDENT.
Write Now with Neal Shusterman
Today’s Write Now interview features Neal Shusterman, author of DRY, CHALLENGER DEEP, UNWIND, SYTHE, and the upcoming GLEANINGS.
I Wrote a Book!
This Week In Writing, I announce my new book and provide an update on the Flash Fiction Writing Challenge!
Write Now with Xiran Jay Zhao
Today’s Write Now interview features Xiran Jay Zhao, New York Times bestselling author of IRON WIDOW.
Write Now with Lauren Gibaldi
Lauren Gibaldi is an author, anthologist, and librarian. Lauren shares how she wrote three books by aiming for 30-minutes of writing a day.
Are You Writing For An Audience Or Authenticity?
What Emily Dickinson’s fictitious life teaches about fame
I Bought a Selfie Ring Light
One step in my journey to becoming an influencer/thought leader/whatever you want to call me
Write Now with Julia Cameron
The author behind Morning Pages shares her writing process
Write Now with Eric Smith
How an author and literary agent champions inclusive stories
Did You Catch My Cameo in The Way I See It?
This Just In: I’m Famous
Choosing Growth Over Fear In A Time Of Uncertainty
NASA's process of landing on the moon can teach us to start choosing growth when things are hard. Tackle little things one at a time.