CLBroogle @CLBroogle

Futurist specializing in strategic foresight, professor, and indie author — if you want to know more check bio in my books & my site. clbroogle.com Joined September 2019

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CLBroogle @CLBroogle

2 days ago

Soooo my new long novelette is now after the first few rounds of editing technically a short novella Novella I tend to Amazon Novelettes to Substack ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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2 days ago

@Angelamac33367 No I almost feel insulted lol

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5 days ago

@_Knight_writer Never seen their course, but there’s tons of YouTube videos out there specifically for this it’s my go to

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7 days ago

@WellKnownDick AI-Ouroboros

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Whatever issues authors (trad, indie, or hybrid) have with each other or agents or publishers is nothing compared to the wave of AI slop crushing the reader experience This isn’t people using AI to finish a book, get that one story out it’s churn chasing high volume small returns

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a week ago

@markemusgames I use it when I remember to … given the primary means of author discovery is word of mouth why not take every chance to get eyes on your work

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2 weeks ago

@jflWrites I have two novelette that I serialized on substack you can feel free grab and use together they are the length of an average novella

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2 weeks ago

@JRMontarbo @thedadlitpod No worries happy to hear it was useful…I found it interesting to dig into and it provided an ideal success case study for the reader discovery framework I am working on

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2 weeks ago

@JRMontarbo @thedadlitpod Theo of Golden A Case Study in Organic Discovery, Patience, and the Architecture of a Cultural Moment This was just something I was tinkering with hope ou find it interesting if not useful: