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- @Binati_Sheth | Maybe crying over Isaac Asimov’s The Last Question: WebinarClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"If you are a fan of science fiction, swell. There is one author you have to read. He is called Isaac Asimov. To say that he wrote and he wrote and he wrote would be an understatement because he's one of those people who thought faster than he wrote. So he used to hate the process of compiling the book. The man was brilliant. So again, the thought processes are going in all directions. He used to compile the book and then it used to be published."4 min - @Binati_Sheth | Chase your cool: why Binati does not recommend booksClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"And yeah, in case you have ever asked me for a recommendation and I have left you unread, this is why I want you to discover books on your own. Have like a whole book discovery system which can include taking recommendations from social media, content creators and community posts and things like that."4 min - @Binati_Sheth | E-Bookclub recommendationsClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"The team is picking books that are so introspective and books that stay with you for years after you are done reading with them. So you, you get an email from Service 95 that the book of the month is going to be this and then do I interviews the author. It's. It's brilliant. The whole thing is it. And with Service 95, I think you don't get to meet the reader communities. You absolutely have all our recommendations for books this month."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | A PSA to Volunteer, to helpClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"So another thing to do is when something goes wrong and see, no matter where you are in the world, something will go wrong naturally or from man made accidents or causes an accident has happened, some sort of calamity has happened. The impulse is to go and see what's up. But see when you go to go and see what's up, what you're doing is you're creating crowds. I have personally volunteered to help provide aid, medical aid. So they gave us training."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | Webinar: Building multilayered storiesClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"Hello, swell. This is a webinar announcement about layering your stories, which is a fancy way of saying every story is never just one thing. There will be multiple things in a story that work together to give you the wonderful onion, you know, which is the story. It will make you cry, it will stink up the place, it will act as the aromatic element of your food and it will make things delicious, provide texture, do so many things."4 min - @Binati_Sheth | New Pet peeve detected: we need consequencesClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"People need to suffer a little bit when they have not been nice throughout the book. So mild spoiler warning on Ali Hazelwood's Deep End. If you want to read it, please come back to this one after you've read it. I am talking about Penelope. Obviously. If you've read Deep End, you know this. The entire review section of that book is people just not liking the character arc of this side character because she is so mean throughout the book."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | Chasing lil joysClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"But in talking about these things that made me turned literature into passion, which also became profession, reintroduced me to my joy. Like I found my joy and nothing can ruin my mood on account of it. So I think the lesson here is life happens to us all. We get busy, stuff happens and you put joy on a pause. Don't do that. If possible, maybe find like five minutes once a week to do something that brings you a lot of joy."4 min - @Binati_Sheth | Common mistake, two different choicesClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"If your intention was to write something hurtful, it shows Lark was intentionally trying to write something hurtful. And obviously people pulled support from that. So this is where I implore you to learn from the mistakes of these authors. Nobody is asking you to not write complex, darker themes into books. It's just that don't make light of the theme. Intent matters, so does the execution of how you frame the entire topic. Okay, happy writing."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | ARC (advanced reader/review copies): Information peppered with gossipClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"ARCs or advanced reader Review copies are simple to get, but then it is not that simple. Hello, swell. Something happened in my professional life that made me want to talk about the arcing process because I think not a lot is known about this. In general, when big book releases are planned, we follow this process called arcing, where copies of the book are sent out to get reviews when the book launches."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | Otterly perfect annoyanceClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"The point of this blah is we live so much of our life unaware of so many, so many, so many things. And then somewhere something like this shows up and absolutely makes your day. So. So yeah, listen, even if it is a neighbor uncle annoying you with their TVs volume, sometimes you can discover an otter is a water cat in some language. Has something like this ever happened to you where you discovered something quite on accident, but it was pretty well known so to speak."3 min
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