Paul Auster’s sharp, conversational style and preoccupations with deep, ever-relevant themes position him as that rarest of beasts: a smart, stylish, literary writer who undeniably has things to say but who manages to do it without sacrificing story.
By writing for a set period without concern for spelling, grammar, structure, or even subject, you can strip away the doubts and niggles that hold your writing back, and adopting this technique could even help you finish your book.
The Flesch Reading Ease test and the Flesch–Kincaid (F–K) Grade Level test use the lengths of words and sentences in a piece of writing to determine its relative ease of reading.
A book is over-promoted when your marketing is alienating more potential readers than it’s attracting. Think of the annoying radio ad you’ve heard one too many times…
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