Five Unmarketable Facts About Asterius:
1. It’s a male-centric retelling of Greek mythology.
2. It’s narrated from the perspective of the 'monster'.
3. It encourages critical thinking and empathy.
4. It’s a book about men, written by a woman who doesn’t hate them.
5. Readers need a three-digit IQ to fully appreciate its depth.
Why not give it a try? 😉
P.S. You’ll also glimpse the beautiful madness of Timelessness.
@Tim_D_Morrill Writers, better than anyone, understand the power of words.
It’s one of the reasons I abhor the manipulation of language to distort reality, and I’ll keep calling a spade a spade, no matter what they call me.
Another great video from Hilary Layne.
I had a similar realisation recently regarding the SF Masterworks series.
Read enough books and you’ll be able to tell the difference between a true classic and dumbed-down propaganda for “modern audiences.”
Also worth noting the importance of timelessness. ;)
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@JamesonMic24650 That's an old photo. This is how she looks now.
Also, I'm not sure if she's a cockapoo. She's a rescue and we never saw the parents. Definitely some kind of poodle mix. which one? who cares :)
The reality of publishing dominated by nefarious ideologies and identity politics.
Self-publishing is even worse because we have to do our own marketing and distribution anyway, and they block you from every single option, few as they are.
What they did to me and my work is unforgivable.
I’ll never forget the comment from a piece of shit with the hashtag “be kind” on his bio. After they failed to cancel two popular authors because they had large platforms, he was bragging about how he’d successfully helped cancel many other smaller ones.
I was one of those smaller ones.
I'm still writing, but many are not.
The general public has no idea how many lives and livelihoods they destroyed.
How many brilliant ideas got burried, how many great stories will never reach their readers because all they want is to publish their fetishist marxist propaganda.
To anyone thinking that being an author is easy and lucrative. To those artists who think an author should pay them hundreds for a cover and attack any who chose cheaper options. This is the reality. 13 years and this is it. Not even half the wage I earn per year from my day job.