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Is it true that good novels will automatically sell themselves on Amazon (and so on) and there is no need for one to waste time promoting?

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When writing science fiction, how important is it to provide scientific details for the (fictitious) things you are presenting in the story?

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Is it possible for an author to release a novel every week using dictation technology?

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Is it true that stories get rejected simply because the stories are not appealing enough and not because of the quality of the writing?

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What matters more when it comes to book covers? Is it ‘professional quality’ or relevancy?

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How can one "treat writing as a job" even though it doesn't pay?

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Do late night shows inform celebrities who their co-guests are going to be so they can agree to appear on the show with them?

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Are there certain keywords that Amazon expects one to use if one's genre fiction book contains sex scenes but doesn't really fall under erotica?

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Is it true that writers don't really need agents and they can just query publishers directly, as Dean Wesley Smith says?

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Why do most literature magazines take so long (several weeks or months) to respond to submissions despite having only a few hundred subs per month?

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Is it true that good novels will automatically sell themselves on Amazon (and so on) and there is no need for one to waste time promoting?

When writing science fiction, how important is it to provide scientific details for the (fictitious) things you are presenting in the story?

Is it possible for an author to release a novel every week using dictation technology?

Is it true that stories get rejected simply because the stories are not appealing enough and not because of the quality of the writing?

What matters more when it comes to book covers? Is it ‘professional quality’ or relevancy?

How can one "treat writing as a job" even though it doesn't pay?

Do late night shows inform celebrities who their co-guests are going to be so they can agree to appear on the show with them?

Are there certain keywords that Amazon expects one to use if one's genre fiction book contains sex scenes but doesn't really fall under erotica?

Is it true that writers don't really need agents and they can just query publishers directly, as Dean Wesley Smith says?

Why do most literature magazines take so long (several weeks or months) to respond to submissions despite having only a few hundred subs per month?