Aspiring author Sean D Knight discusses the importance of public libraries and how they are still a writer’s most valuable resource. Especially for new and struggling writers. Whether it is to research topics for your book, learn new things, or even to promote and sell your book.
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Right now I am in my third week at a new job where I lay down commercial tile and carpet for businesses. It has been an interesting experience to say the least, though a taxing one. The impact on my body has been immediate. Sore shoulders, stiff back, sore shins, and sore hands. The sore hands was not something I expected, which has made it even more of a pain to do any typing. Right now, as I adjust to the job, lack of free time, and the pain, I find myself so physically exhausted when I get home that I can not bring myself to do any writing.
In this week’s episode, aspiring author Sean D Knight revisits the topic of Worldbuilding and delves even deeper into the subject. Additional examples are provided from his own work-in-progress to show how he is trying to balance the introduction of physical and cultural settings unique to his world
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In this week’s episode, aspiring author Sean D Knight talks about Worldbuilding and how important it is for the writing process. He goes on to talk about how he has changed his approach to worldbuilding with his current work-in-progress and provides some of the examples of the crafted history of the world he has created.
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In this week’s Knight Writer Podcast, aspiring author Sean D Knight briefly talks about an article from The Guardian about how authors are being paid a pittance in the UK and how there has been a sharp decline in the number of full-time writers. He then goes on to talk about the one sentence pitch and tries to create one for his own work-in-progress.
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