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Posts Taggedmaster-course-good-is-the-new-great
Your Ears Are A Better Editor Than Your Eyes (It’s Not Close)
Your eyes have read that chapter forty times and can no longer see it. Your ears have never heard it once. The read-aloud pass, weaponized.
Your Font Is Doing The Screaming (Cover Typography Triage)
Readers judge your cover in half a second, and the font testifies first. Typography triage for authors who think type is a detail. It’s the voice.
Your Cover Aged Like Milk (When To Redesign, When To Relax)
Backlist covers age in dog years. The diagnostic for whether your older book needs a redesign, a refresh, or just better marketing.
Metadata Is Shelf Placement For Robots (Feed Them Well)
Keywords, categories, and descriptions decide which readers ever see your book. The unglamorous hour of metadata work worth more than most ad spend.
Your Closet Is A Recording Studio (Audiobooks For Mortals)
Audiobooks are the fastest-growing shelf in publishing, and the entry price is now a closet and a decent mic. The honest DIY-vs-studio decision guide.
Large Print Isn’t A Niche. It’s Your Readers At 7pm.
Large print, dyslexia-friendly editions, and accessible ebooks aren’t charity formats — they’re loyal, underserved markets your backlist can serve this quarter.