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Edit the Exit: Why Scenes Lose Momentum at the End

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Attention Is Cheap. Enduring Work Is Rare.

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Editing Will Not Save an Unfinished Story

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Big Platforms Aren’t Building You Up. They’re Burning You Down.

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What a Creator Should Stop Doing Immediately

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The Gatekeepers Can't Save You: How Indies Can Find Patrons and Thrive in the Ruins - Part 3: Why Only Neopatronage Lets Creators Build Their Own Success

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How to Keep Readers Hooked When Nothing Explodes

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Why You Should Finish the Draft Before You Edit

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Do Ghosts Exist? A Catholic Look at the Paranormal

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The Most Common Editing Mistake Authors Don’t Realize They’re Making

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How to Walk the Fine Line Between Serving Readers and Serving the Muse

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The Mistake That’s Killing Your First Draft and How to Avoid It

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Mystery vs. Mystery Box: The Difference Between Storytelling and Cheating

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How to Know When Your Book Is Ready for Editing

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For Love or Money: What Both Sides Get Wrong About Writing

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Roblox and Boycotts: When to Walk Away from Companies That Hate You

You can’t fight every battle. But you can fight this one. And when you do, you will discover something liberating: the refusal to fund your enemies is not a burden, but a blessing. It is the first step toward reclaiming your integrity and protecting your children’s future.