What if the key to finding your authentic voice as a writer lies in exploring someone else's fictional world first? How can multi-passionate creators manage multiple brands without losing their sanity? KimBoo York reveals how fanfiction can be a powerful training ground for original fiction, and why being your “weird self” is more valuable than ever in an age of AI.
In the intro, Everything I know about self-publishing [
Kevin Kelly;
his interview on The Creative Penn]; KU library distribution [
Dale Roberts]; Anthropic settlement on piracy [
The Verge;
Authors Guild;
Writer Beware];
Selling direct with ElevenReader; I'm talking about
Creativity and AI on Brave New Bookshelf; I'm also talking about
An Author's Guide to AI on The Novel Marketing Podcast;
My final AI webinar of the year, Sun 21 Sept;
The Buried and the Drowned short story collection.
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KimBoo York is the author of romance, fantasy and nonfiction, as well as a productivity coach and podcaster at The Author Alchemist. Her latest book is Out from Fanfic: Transforming Creative Freedom.
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Show Notes
* What is fanfiction?
