Gwen hit the nail on the head with this insightful article. Until she said it, I didn’t realize that I also look for the author and tend to purchase books to support my writer friends. How about you? (And do yourself a favor and read her poem. You’ll certainly find Gwen there!)
Hello SE friends. Gwen with you today. You might recall that my last several posts focused on typology and how our unique nature affects our writing style. Whether we’re analytical or fanciful, detailed or vague, or have an introspective or other-centered outlook, our fundamental way of approaching life is present in how we write. This fact leads to another consideration. Does our typology guide what or how we read?
It seems only logical that we’d be drawn to those books that resonate with our nature. If we’re more extroverted, for example, wouldn’t we gravitate to a book with a lot of action or engagement? Perhaps a passionate romance or a fast-paced thriller? Maybe …
When I investigated buying patterns, though, I discovered something I hadn’t realized. Indie writers publish around two million books each year. The reading choices are endless, and with just a simple visit to Amazon, a book can…
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Thank you for sharing, Patty!
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Thank you for stopping by, Jan!
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Yes, this is very insightful and so true, Patty! Thanks, for sharing it! Xo
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My Kindle is filled with books my friends have written! I hope to get to all of them in this lifetime. What a community! Gwen was so right. Thanks for stopping by, Denise!
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I agree, Patty! That poem was beautiful! 🙂
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I keep reading it. I love poetry that you can’t get out of your soul once you’ve read it. Thanks for your visit, Yvette!
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