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Anatomy Of Your Self-Published Non-Fiction Book

It’s a well-worn cliché that editors are nit-picking and finicky, pedantic and scrutinising, but I’ve never related to that demand to be the person who provides rigid boundaries in which to write.

Are You Afraid To Write In The Call-Out Culture?

Most of the time, and certainly for the less enlightened among us, I don’t believe calling out works as a tool for change either. Honestly, I feel it divides, polarises, induces shame and provokes defensiveness much more so than convincing people to come around to a point of view.