Carl D. Albert
@carldalbert.bsky.social
Author of Truth of Crowns. Founder of nonprofit We Are The Others. Fool of a Took.
I'll be going on TikTok Live this Thursday at 5pm PST to chat #SPFBO9, Truth of Crowns, and my writing journey. If you're interested, join me over there
@carldalbert
@carldalbert
September 6, 2023 at 6:49 PM
I'll be going on TikTok Live this Thursday at 5pm PST to chat #SPFBO9, Truth of Crowns, and my writing journey. If you're interested, join me over there
@carldalbert
@carldalbert
Truth of Crowns is on sale for 99c this week! Check it out! #SPFBO #SPFBO9
August 26, 2023 at 9:16 PM
Truth of Crowns is on sale for 99c this week! Check it out! #SPFBO #SPFBO9
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twitter users stone age
in 2023 hunter-gatherers
🤝
mastodon attempt failed,
turned to sky worship for sustenance
in 2023 hunter-gatherers
🤝
mastodon attempt failed,
turned to sky worship for sustenance
August 23, 2023 at 4:17 PM
twitter users stone age
in 2023 hunter-gatherers
🤝
mastodon attempt failed,
turned to sky worship for sustenance
in 2023 hunter-gatherers
🤝
mastodon attempt failed,
turned to sky worship for sustenance
Reposted by Carl D. Albert
Today's unsolicited advice for indie authors: don't forget to arrange cover reveals (with bloggers or even yourself); it's a nice way of bringing more attention over your books and it's free.
August 23, 2023 at 7:38 AM
Today's unsolicited advice for indie authors: don't forget to arrange cover reveals (with bloggers or even yourself); it's a nice way of bringing more attention over your books and it's free.
Reposted by Carl D. Albert
Reposted by Carl D. Albert
The "starving artist" myth is one promoted by people in power to romanticize the forced austerity of artists and writers -- meaning, to convince creators that being paid less than they are worth is simply part of the expected narrative when it shouldn't be. (See also: the WGA strike.)
The biggest enabler for creativity is stability. I wish that was made more central to the creative narrative. Figure out what your specific needs are to limit stressors and enable "boring" time and work to achieve that as hard as you're practicing your art.
August 23, 2023 at 1:32 PM
The "starving artist" myth is one promoted by people in power to romanticize the forced austerity of artists and writers -- meaning, to convince creators that being paid less than they are worth is simply part of the expected narrative when it shouldn't be. (See also: the WGA strike.)
Reposted by Carl D. Albert
