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Tag: Mad Genius Club

Publishing

Picking Keywords

This post linked from Mad Genius Club is a few years old, but for an SEO noob like myself, it’s … Continue reading Picking Keywords

Publishing

Taxation and Inventory and Christmas and Dead Genres

I’ve got something I’ve been crafting for weeks on Hollywood and Kevin Spacey and 90’s indie cinema, but it’s coming … Continue reading Taxation and Inventory and Christmas and Dead Genres

Books, writing

Lit Fic is a Genre

At least, that’s the takeaway I have from this Sarah Hoyt Post at Mad Genius Club. Look, most twentieth century … Continue reading Lit Fic is a Genre

Links, Uncategorized

Mad Genius Club Advises on Dealing with the Press

or, A Crash Course in Public Relations I started this post wondering if I would, in fact, finish it. Because … Continue reading Mad Genius Club Advises on Dealing with the Press

Politics, Publishing

On Publishing and Platforms in the Age of Trump

Basically, this whole post by Peter Grant at Mad Genius Club: First, the publishing world, like the rest of the … Continue reading On Publishing and Platforms in the Age of Trump

History, Publishing, writing

Grant the Relentless Invoked as a Model for Authors

Amanda at Mad Genius Club: One might argue that Grant’s simple faith in success, not only saved his career, it … Continue reading Grant the Relentless Invoked as a Model for Authors

Pop Culture

An Analysis of Geekdom

Normally I find this topic so profoundly uninteresting, and so motivated by marketing, that I cannot even, as the kids … Continue reading An Analysis of Geekdom

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