Comments on: The Top 10 Publishing Trends for 2024

By: Vicki Lewis Thompson

Vicki Lewis Thompson — Wed, 17 Jan 2024 18:02:01 +0000

Very comprehensive article. I’m heartened that strengthening the connection between readers and writers is a recommended way to build a better career, because I think it builds a better creative life, too.

By: Jim Meyer aka J.J. Meyer

Jim Meyer aka J.J. Meyer — Sun, 14 Jan 2024 10:49:28 +0000

I have always been concerned as to where the self-published authors will end up in the pecking order. With that said, I was just thinking that maybe we all should step back and take a look at the genre’s that we write in and ask ourselves, “Am I getting anywhere?”
I don’t mean the physical sense of the word, but are we writing in the right genre. I was so determined to write historical westerns when I started some 19 years ago and it went nowhere. Two years ago, I wrote 2 military books, 1 was successful the other not so and last year (2023) I started writing mysteries and I think I have found the genre where I should have been writing all these years, only time will tell. Best to all the wannabe writers, published writers and the rest of us.

By: Marisol Blanche

Marisol Blanche — Sat, 06 Jan 2024 16:29:16 +0000

As a writer I used to be very anxious about the rise of AI and the implications for our careers, industry and humanity in general. I’m not so nervous anymore and I even decided to embark on an experiment to see how AI can assist me in writing a full lenght novel. Full project can be found on the link to my publication on Medium, created just for this.

By: Ton Pascal

Ton Pascal — Thu, 04 Jan 2024 21:34:08 +0000

I decided to try AI for editing my new book and love it.