It’s pretty obvious that the scammers out there don’t understand that the value in creativity.
I mean, they get pissy if you even suggest they’re doing something wrong. Spoiler alert: They are.
Those of us who value creativity, whether we’re creators of it or consumers or both, understand the value. We get how boring the world would be if all things were the same.
Behold, the new cover for Blind Destiny…releasing next month. I shared the other day but now there are links! Mirror, mirror on the wall…who’s the baddest “Mirror, Mirror… part 2. Up for preorder!”
J. emailed me back while I was working on formatting her chat with Amazon and told me she’d written an essay, her first in the “Hot Takes: Reader J follows up with a reader’s perspective”
So, something that a lot of people are overlooking in this mess of scammers are readers. No, I’m not saying this to curry favor with “Hot Takes: Looking at how this affects readers”
She’ll languish in moderation…I heard that phase from somebody, but can’t remember who. Anyway, I wanted Billie to know, I see her loud & clear, “Billie Jowls, whoever that is, doesn’t like me”
Writers, we have a problem. Doesn’t matter if you’re writing about slaying zombies, speeding through space, chasing down rogue CIA agents gone bad, killer clowns “The next hot take… an open letter to Jeff Bezos”