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Reshoring: The Factory Is the Easy PartMost of the Books I Was Forced to Read in High School Were CrapPlot Armor: Signs Your Hero Is Too Safe, and How to Fix ItShould You Sell Lifetime Rights to Your Self-Published Book for a Modest Advance?Shame Doesn’t Stop Artists From Using AI. It Stops Them From Telling You.AI Labels on TikTok and Meta Are Flagging Human WorkAuthor Richard Lowe Completes Peacekeeper, a Four-Book Science Fiction Series He Started at Age 14Fan Art Copied by AI: Glass Houses, Copyright and the Pile-OnSir Sam Neill: A TributeReal Names in a Book: Who Gets Sued, the Author, the Publisher or the Ghostwriter?When Characters Take Over the Plot, Let ThemDoes Human Writing Have a Soul?“You’re Not a Real Author”: The Pile-On Over AI-Assisted BooksDoes AI Have a Soul? Wrong QuestionHumor in Book Marketing: Getting Attention Without BeggingHow Long Should a Chapter Be? Manuscript Habits That Save You LaterThe Business Novel and the Companion Workbook: Two Formats Business Authors OverlookThe Back of the Book: Index, About the Author, Acknowledgments and Back Cover CopyI Build My Own Software Tools With Claude, and Some of Them Bit MeWhat Years of Buying From IT Vendors Taught MeThree Management Habits That Waste Good PeopleI Write Books for a Living. I Barely Read Them Anymore.The Coach and the Webinar That Sold Me NothingThe Work I’d Cringe At Now, and Why I’m Glad I DoPreface, Prologue, Foreword or Introduction: What Goes WhereWho Is Your Book For? Build a Reader Avatar Before Chapter OneWhy I Won’t Build a Ghostwriting Business That ScalesHow I Hire a Virtual Assistant: Do It, Script It, Hand It OffThe Mail Carrier Who Thought Flipping Houses Was EasyWhat Wedding Photography Taught Me About Pricing Creative WorkCloudflare’s Free Tier Got My Money, and I’d Pay AgainYou Can’t Edit Your Way Onto WikipediaBottom-Up, Top-Down: Why I Build Both Ways at OnceSix Months in Las Vegas and I Never Placed a BetMy Smart Speaker Took Over a Device I Never ConnectedThe Finished Movies Studios Threw Away for a Tax Write-OffReading Josephus: Pick the Right Translation and Watch His BiasResearch Your Amazon Categories Before You Write a WordThe Two Times the Desert Nearly Kept MeIs Writing With AI Theft? Stop Calling Writers ThievesGrandma Isn’t AI Slop: The Pile-On Over Restored Family PhotosAI Photo Restoration for Your Book: Fix the Photo, Keep the OriginalWhat Does AI Say When Someone Searches Your Name?It’s Not X, It’s Y: The AI Tell Shakespeare Wrote FirstWho Gets Rich From AI Data Centers? The Local, National and Global EconomyAI Data Centers and Geopolitics: Chips, China, Spies and PowerAre AI Data Centers Bad for the Environment? What’s True and What Isn’tHow to Write a Plot Twist Readers Never See ComingAI Derangement Syndrome: Who Cares If the Cover Was Made With AI?Book Ads Getting Clicks but No Sales? The Problem Is the Page

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The Cluster Series: Cluster, Chaining the Lady, Kirlian Quest, Thousandstar, and Viscous Circle

A five-book saga built on the brilliant Kirlian-aura premise, extended into a full interstellar civilization. A reread favorite for fans of thinking-heavy SF, with a sagging middle and a couple of contrived conflicts. The technical density is the dividing line:…

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What Did 33 Years in IT Teach Me About Writing Books?

Before I wrote books for a living, I spent 33 years in enterprise technology. What those years taught me that I use on every ghostwritten book: translating experts, running long projects, controlling scope, keeping confidences and staying calm.

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Peacekeeper: A Novel About Immortality, Sublight Warfare, and 200,000 Years of Duty

Admiral Jessica Lang is nearly 200,000 years old, having outlived everyone she loved, served governments that no longer exist, and fought wars history forgot. She is no superhero; she is someone who has lived so long the weight of it…

10 Powerful Techniques to Master Writing Science Fiction Books

Writing Science Fiction: World-Building, Characters, and Getting Published

Science fiction hands you more freedom than any genre: invent worlds, technologies, even physics, then watch what they do to the people inside them. That freedom is also the trap, since a world without discipline collapses into noise. Here is…

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Bonnie Dillabough

From Infinity Loops to Real-Life Legends: A Tribute to Bonnie Dillabough

A heartfelt tribute to Bonnie Dillabough, author, mentor, and creative force, who published her first novel at 64 and inspired countless writers.

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Richard G Lowe Jr: Science Fiction Books

It started with an Astounding Science Fiction anthology borrowed from the family shelf at eight and read until memorized.