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When you get an idea for a manuscript, where do you typically start? Do you start by outlining the plot? Do you start by outlining the characters— who they are, what they want, their objectives? Or do you start with chapter 1? Maybe you start with the plot twist or the climax? Let me know where you start your manuscript.

Something that helped me was realizing that slow traction doesn’t always mean a bad book sometimes it just means the book isn’t being found yet. That mindset shift changed how I approached publishing. Has anyone else had a moment like that?

Hey fellow authors, What’s one book promotion tip you followed that didn’t work for your genre?

What genre is your current manuscript? Have you published before or will this be your first?