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Author: rmfwBoss

Saul Goodman Wants Your Book

Posted on February 25, 2016 by rmfwBoss

I was going to call this blog “Saul Goodman wants to review your contract” but then no one would read it because contracts are boring. And everyone knows that Susan Spann is the lawyer you want to work with. Duh. Who is Saul Goodman? Come on, guys, he’s the lawyer in Breaking Bad. And if…

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An Experiment in Decreasing Book Launch Stress

Posted on February 17, 2016 by rmfwBoss

People are going to read it. Not just friendly people who love you.

You’ve hoped all along that the reading masses will love and adore your book. Universal praise! Money! Fans! Helicopters!

Nope. Even the most successful of books have their share of haters. Trolls will read your book. Critics. Reviewers. Readers who don’t understand what you were trying to do and totally miss the point.

Or, worse, maybe nobody will read it. Maybe you’ll send your little book out into the world and it will drift, lonely and unloved, in a tiny little backwater somewhere far away from civilization.

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Plotting

Posted on February 11, 2016 by rmfwBoss

No, not what you’re thinking… this isn’t a lesson on how to plot. This is a musing on how plotting happens. Which means? I was shoveling a foot of snow out of my driveway last Tuesday afternoon and I found myself plotting. I’ve been in a restaurant trying to keep my mind on the conversation…

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Checking the Competition

Posted on February 10, 2016 by rmfwBoss

I’m on my way back from the Coastal Magic Convention (CMC), where a terrific time was had by all. Kudos to Jennifer Morris, who always manages to efficiently organize so many fun events and informative panels. Plus the Day of the Dead party was awesome! CMC is a small convention of ~300 people. The size…

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Like A Boss: Making Writer’s Block Work for You

Posted on January 29, 2016 by rmfwBoss

Today, we’re going to talk about Writer’s Block, and how thinking like the Boss will master even the worst case. Before you hold up your hands in a ‘ward off the Evil Eye’ sign in my direction, hear me out. It’s not as bad as you think. If you change your viewpoint on Writer’s Block,…

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