Intuitive Discovery Writing And Serial Fiction With KimBoo York
Jul 15, 2024
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KimBoo York discusses intuitive discovery writing, trusting intuition, adding layers in editing, and the 'penny drop' moment in writing process. She also talks about fan fiction, transitioning to original fiction, and the benefits of intuitive discovery writing over plotting in fiction. The conversation includes writing serial fiction, choosing the right platform for serialization, and emphasizing authenticity in the digital age.
Embrace intuitive discovery writing by trusting intuition and curiosity for a creative process.
Start the discovery writing process by adding layers during writing and editing to enhance depth.
Explore the distinction between serials and novels, understanding marketing strategies for each format.
Prioritize personal branding to connect authentically with readers and adapt marketing efforts accordingly.
Learn the psychology of money in authorship for future investment and sustainable growth.
Deep dives
Overview of the Episode
The podcast episode features an interview with Kimbu York discussing intuitive discovery writing and serial fiction. They delve into topics such as leaning into intuition and curiosity, trusting the creative process, various methods of discovery writing, experiencing synchronicity, and exploring business models for multi-passionate authors.
Book Vault Integration with Payhip
Book Vault now integrates with Payhip, offering a user-friendly e-commerce experience for authors who want to sell directly without extensive setups like Shopify or WooCommerce. The integration simplifies processes like handling EU digital VAT and provides a good starting point for direct sales.
Podcast Sharing Lessons Learned
Sasha Black shares valuable insights on lessons learned from five years of full-time writing on the Rebel Author podcast. She discusses challenges of rapid growth, sales, revenue, platform-building through TikTok, selling directly via platforms like Shopify and Kickstarter, and adapting business processes for growth and sustainability.
The Psychology of Money and Business Growth
The episode emphasizes the importance of understanding the psychology of money in the context of authorship and business growth. It touches on the necessity of investing for the future, adapting processes for scalability, managing boundaries, and facing fluctuations in success over time.
Difference Between Serials and Series
Kimbu York explains the distinction between serials, series, and novels. Serials typically include nested story arcs within a larger narrative, while novels feature distinct story arcs. Serials like One Piece with lengthy overarching plots may contain shorter story arcs woven together under the main narrative.
Marketing Serials vs. Books
The discussion highlights the difference in marketing strategies between serials and books. While books may leverage traditional advertising channels like Facebook ads, serials often rely on organic growth due to the evolving nature of subscription platforms. Understanding audience preferences and platform dynamics is crucial for effective promotion.
Personalization in Business Models
Kimbu emphasizes personal branding in her business approach, focusing on showcasing her authentic voice and connecting with readers on a genuine level. She emphasizes the importance of adapting marketing efforts to reach readers where they are and create meaningful engagement through personalized content.
Houseofyork.info Hub
Kimbu's online hub at houseofyork .info serves as a central platform for accessing her books, podcasts, interviews, and details about the 1 million words club. It offers visitors a comprehensive view of her work and resources for writers, including membership in the exclusive online club on Discord.
Craft Show Preview with Roz Morris
The upcoming craft show will feature writing emotion into books with Roz Morris. Listeners can anticipate valuable insights and techniques for infusing emotions effectively into their writing. Details on this episode and its release are provided, inviting audience participation and engagement.
Episode Conclusion and Contact Information
The episode ends with a reminder to leave comments on show notes, share feedback or engage on various platforms like the podcast website or YouTube channel. Contact details, including email and social media handles, are shared for further interaction and discussion with the audience. The host expresses gratitude for listeners' engagement and encourages happy writing until the next episode.
How can you lean into intuition and curiosity to embrace discovery writing? How might serial fiction fit into your business model? KimBoo York gives her tips and more in this interview. In the intro, BookVault now has integration with PayHip; 7 lessons learned from 5 years writing full-time [Sacha Black, Rebel Author Podcast]; My author […]
