Welcome to my site. Look! It’s Jon Mast’s site! Woo! But there’s this other site. https://dawnsbrook.com/ — It’s for writers who just can’t wait for their next book! Yeah. It says that right at the top of the page. If you take a wander through the pages, you’ll see that all the books are alsoContinue reading “Time to Combine?”
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The Problem with Fast Writing
I write fairly quickly, averaging about 40,000 words a month. There are definitely writers that pen their opuses much more quickly, but I’d say I’m still working at a decent speed. That’s good. Most of the novels I write are about 40,000 words, so I can put out about a novel a month. But there’sContinue reading “The Problem with Fast Writing”
So Excited
And I just can’t hide it! Look, I’ve done this before. I should be over it by now. I gotta check my email again. Nope. Still nothing. So for the last few years I’ve almost exclusively focused on self-publishing. That means that, for the most part, I get to move at my own speed. IContinue reading “So Excited”
Why You Won’t Find Me on Kindle Unlimited
Y’all ever hear of Kindle Unlimited? Imagine it as the Netflix of books. At least, that’s how it was sold to me. For a monthly subscription fee, you can read any book enrolled in the program on Amazon. That’s thousands and thousands of books that you have cheap access to. And you’re supporting writers, asContinue reading “Why You Won’t Find Me on Kindle Unlimited”
Goal-Oriented Writing
The goal of your writing changes what you write. In some ways, that’s blitheringly obvious. If your goal is to create beauty through poetry, you write poetry. If your goal is to launch a massive intertwined universe of books, you write books that are related to each other, and a lot of them. If yourContinue reading “Goal-Oriented Writing”
Jonathon Mast: Author 