@manton Pretty sure I first heard it from you…not sure if you posted about this last year? Either way, great book. So much enjoyment from this book.

@moldyringwald It ruined my morning no doubt, but just now bought the kids the last ice cream of summer and while standing at the light, I saw an old lady doing the exact same thing as me and guess what, not a peep or rage from anyone around!

@cabtastic I spent 5 years in that mode on my newsletter Stet, I quickly realised was that I was doing it wrong and never reached the audience that I thought the newsletter deserved. After reading The Art and Business of Online Writing, I realised the errors of my way. Go where the audience is and use their platform to build your own and then keep building from there. Otherwise, you might end up like me, 5 years with a set of articles and site I am incredibly proud of, but with no traction. I found so much more traction on LinkedIn for my stuff.

@JohnPhilpin it’s hyper novel writing specific, which I do like. There are a couple of things I don’t like about it so might add them as requests/comments, but for something that is formatted to look like a book as you write, it’s pretty good :)

@patrickrhone oh man my kingdom for summers that are consistently sweltering. I can’t complain about the temp, it’s wonderful and like you want but the rain and cloud cover just sucks.

@mroutley you know, 99% of the time no, but when it is needed, it’s really great to have. We have one that has an indicator of air quality and when the forest fires were raging is was bright red when we first turned it on. So it can’t hurt.

@maique They became absolute heroes tonight. What a game of football. The ability and drive to keep pushing against the odds was amazing. 500k population!