Write to Market
by Chris Fox
Pick a hungry genre, study its tropes, write what readers want. Short, blunt and effective for commercial indie authors.
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your books are good and nobody buys them.
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Three things you will actually use
- Find the hungry market.
- Respect the tropes.
- Launch with a plan.
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Analyze the top twenty in your target genre.
Our verdict
Write what sells.
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