Brian Niemeier 10/29/25 Brian Niemeier 10/29/25

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

Brian Niemeier 10/28/25 Brian Niemeier 10/28/25

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

Brian Niemeier 10/27/25 Brian Niemeier 10/27/25

Why You Should Stop Selling Rolex Books at Timex Prices

Brian Niemeier 10/24/25 Brian Niemeier 10/24/25

Rudy and the Lie of the Lucky Underdog

Brian Niemeier 10/22/25 Brian Niemeier 10/22/25

Why New Authors Butcher Their Own Books in Revision and How to Stop

Brian Niemeier 10/17/25 Brian Niemeier 10/17/25

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

Brian Niemeier 10/9/25 Brian Niemeier 10/9/25

The Rookie’s Guide to Cutting Dead Weight: How to Trim Weak Scenes Without Gutting Your Story

Brian Niemeier 10/1/25 Brian Niemeier 10/1/25

Whose Head Should You Be In? Picking the Right POV Character

Brian Niemeier 9/17/25 Brian Niemeier 9/17/25

How to Know When Your Book Is Ready for Editing

Brian Niemeier 9/15/25 Brian Niemeier 9/15/25

Millennial and Zoomer Hard Mode Is Real but Beatable

Brian Niemeier 9/10/25 Brian Niemeier 9/10/25

Keeping Your Novel’s Plot Coherent: An Editor’s Perspective

Brian Niemeier 9/9/25 Brian Niemeier 9/9/25

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

Brian Niemeier 9/4/25 Brian Niemeier 9/4/25

Why Every Newpub Author Needs an Editor Now More Than Ever

Brian Niemeier 9/2/25 Brian Niemeier 9/2/25

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.