He's dreaming. They're are too many different kinds of disabilities and unless he's disabled himself, he'd never understand that. It's almost offensive.
Welcome aboard, @Glaiss :) Good luck on your self publishing journey. It's a very tough one (having been there) and I take my hat off to anyone braving how tough it is to market a book in a too-crowded market. Personally, I won't do that again.
Yikes! Machines over people. It's disgusting and scary. Greed is seriously a problem and it's never felt more ominous.
At least AI can never replace caregivers...
I feel this statement reflects the journey of a writer. Until control of the writing flow is mastered, writers are anxious. Well, more so. Does the anxiety of wondering if our words will land with readers ever go away?
I just heard her explain it on another video. It's like how GRR Martin goes every chapter to a new protag and just keeps rotating through them. Didn't know that had a name!
This is the link, @Nikky Lee, but Jonny will need to add you. Do you want me to PM mine and Laura's pieces?
https://colony.litopia.com/threads/huddle-south-november-5th-submissions-questions-and-zoom-link.16509/#post-180273
It'd be difficult. The start of The Book Thief is a classic example where you really feel the narrator that AM mentions. The narrator is Death.
I'd never heard of rotating third until this and I've done a deep dive for a few years of omniscient.
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