
Writing and Why and Working Through Things
I started listening to Abbie Emmons’ Make Your Story Matter, and one question she mentioned authors should ask themselves is "Why does your story matter?" And that immediately got stuck in my head in a loop.
In this Dear Raccoon Author Diary episode, I’m talking about writing and why and working through things, lots of things—what I want readers to feel, what I sometimes work through myself within the pages, and how all of that fits alongside the very practical business side of being an indie author.
How I want to both look at my numbers without losing my "why". I talk about Genevieve and Theodore and revising "A New Year's Eve Like No Other", about grief and
Margie Lawson's deep EDITS technique, duets versus standalones both in terms of craft and revenue, read-through and audiobook and translations costs and oh, Amazon deciding to mess-up with permafree books, including mine.
Basically, it's a very Raccoon Author mix of craft, feelings (lots of them) and numbers.
And underneath it all, I keep coming back to that question: Why does this matter to me, and hopefully, to the readers?
https://benbellabooks.com/shop/make-your-story-matter/
https://www.patreon.com/c/elodieswritingnook
- Preorder Cancer Is Not My Brand
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And I’d love to hear from you: Why does your story matter? Elodie AT Elodienow.com
Happy writing. And happy, happy reading. ❤️
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