What is a 21st century dime novelist and why should you become one? Rated G
- You want to get paid for your work. You want earn something for your creative efforts.
- You can write at least 2k words a day and you have the ability to finish a story.
- You don’t give a damn about the love of the art. Your a business minded person. You are in it for the bag.
How to do it?
- Google is your friend by chatgpt is your lover that will give you the sources and companies to turn to.
- YouTube. If you can find an audience of people that enjoy a audiobook video or write a script for a content creator then you’ve got a audience and a bag.
- Plenty of sites online that will take on your work on their platforms and give a piece of the pie.
- Patreon. It’s a good site to build up your people that will grab on to your work and voice.
- Research people that make money from writing.
I believe in producing a product of art people value and will pay you for. I’m still a bard I love what I do but I’m also a capitalist. The market dictates the value of what you do.
Warm Regards,
Guardiandogg
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I believe in the power of the commercial market, too. The value of blogging lies in its potential to improve our writing and hone our instincts. I’ve learned a lot from blogging that I wouldn’t have learned otherwise, and all this can be applied to making a buck in the real world. I also believe in the love of the art. Even if I’m fierce, I still have a tender spot for real talent, real artistry. This sustains us in times of difficulty, and frees us from our preconceptions.
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I’m with you. I learned a lot stylistically with blogging and writing with emotion and laughter. I also learned to enjoy the rush of challenging myself to push what I can do with the time given to me.
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