Molly Ringle

Molly Ringle asked Molly Ringle:

A question another writer emailed to me, which I'll post here too: With seemingly millions of similar books out there, how can yours or mine stand out?

Molly Ringle I guess I’d give the common advice “write the book you want to read." When you’re looking for something good to read, what blend of things do you want that you're not finding very often? Write that book—one with the specific blend of features you wish more books had.

Still, we can never guarantee it’ll get noticed even it’s unique. Which is part of why I hate the marketing aspect. :)

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Dean Mayes

Dean Mayes asked Molly Ringle:

Molly, how do you challenge yourself in terms of writing? By that, I mean to say, do you enjoy stepping out of your comfort zone and exploring themes and ideas that might be uncomfortable to you?

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Where did you get the idea for your most recent book?

Jan Notzon

Jan Notzon asked Molly Ringle:

I was intrigued by you're mentioning hosting giveaways by yourself on social media. Is it unkosher to ask how you go about that? Thanks

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