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How to Fail as an Author

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In a world saturated with success stories and overnight sensations, author Steven E. Wedel takes a refreshingly honest and humorous approach to navigating the tumultuous waters of the writing life. In "How to Fail as an Author," Wedel shares his personal journey from aspiring writer to seasoned author, highlighting the inevitable failures, setbacks, and unexpected detours along the way.

With wit and wisdom, Wedel dispels the myths of overnight success and offers a candid look at the realities of being a writer. From battling writer's block during personal crises to wrestling with the complexities of marketing and royalties, he shares the gritty details often omitted from the glossy narratives of literary triumph.

Whether you're a budding wordsmith or a seasoned novelist, this book is your companion through the highs and lows of the creative process. Packed with practical advice, heartfelt anecdotes, and a healthy dose of self-deprecating humor, "How to Fail as an Author" is not just a guide—it's a lifeline for anyone who has ever dreamed of seeing their name in print.

Join Steven E. Wedel on a journey that celebrates the courage to fail, the resilience to persevere, and the humor to survive in a world where success is rarely instant and never guaranteed.

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Published November 20, 2024

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November 11, 2024
So many writing books talk about all the great and money-making things the author has done in his career, and what a wonderful life they now lead thanks to the things they've done, which all magically worked out. Not this book. The author gives you the warts and all, the many wrong things he did so (hopefully) you don't have to. I've been in this business for nearly thirty years and can definitely relate to what he's gone through. I've made most of these same mistakes. It's actually good to know I'm not alone.
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