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  • @Binati_Sheth | Understand Magical realism by joining my webinar (or asking me questions here on Swell)
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    "And writers, authors like say Gabriel Garcia Marquez, one of, one of the bigger names, the biggest actually in Magical Realism because he won a Nobel for one hundred Years of Solitude. You, you, you can comment on. And he did comment on the civil wars happening around the place and its effect on people. Because see Gabo, Gabriel Garcia Marquez was a journalist before he became a celebrated author. And you can do those non fictiony pieces."
    5 min
  • @Binati_Sheth | #AmReading The dark legacy of Shannara by Terry Brooks
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    "There are references in the book like Al Anon and the Omsford family and the wish, the magic of all of this. All of these would be massive spoilers to other books in the series, so don't want to ruin them for you. So I'm really, really enjoying how layered the world building is, to be honest. So I. I am aspiring to finish book 23 to book 35 by March, but I know I won't be able to do it."
    7 min
  • @Binati_Sheth | No feminists detected in ACOTAR series by Sarah J Maas
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    "It is deeply conservative behaviors, to be honest, but feminist dialogue and, I mean, yeah, shoot me. Also on the topic of gripes, this is not exactly about feminism, but whatever is happening with the world building within this book, it. It's so inconsistent. And, oh, my God, the writing, it's so repetitive. And as an editor, I ran a few checks. She repeats certain lines again and again and again throughout the books."
    7 min
  • @Binati_Sheth | Enduring: Wellness by Nathan Hill
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    "And I thought it's a satire. And the more I got into the book, I realized, oh, it's. It might be a satire. Doesn't matter whether it is, because what all the dialogue and the monologues and the explanations within the book is trying to do is. It is trying to ask you to define what wellness is to you and why there are all of these weird permissions that we seek in the way we live our life and how there are moments that shape us."
    11 min
  • @Binati_Sheth | Nonfiction writing/editing advice: don’t project
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    "It's about somebody who happens to be your target audience. So that is why I shared this quote and the context again, which can be located from clicking on the link in the description. So while you write your non fictions inspired by some quote, some paragraph things of the sort, don't project if you can help it or project as much as you want."
    5 min
  • @Binati_Sheth | A chirping meeping dragon
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    "But instead of going row or like, or anything of the sort, it goes chirp, chirp like a bird or meep, meep like a bird. How shocking would that be? That's what I basically encountered in a book. This book is technically a romance novel and it has a. It's. It's got elements of fantasy in it. So it's not exactly a human romance. It is. There are humans in this universe, of course."
    5 min
  • @Binati_Sheth | Keep the joy alive ✨
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    "I think when you keep getting information and when you only keep getting information, okay, you're not doing anything else. You're just, oh, XYZ authors publishing journey. Oh, XYZ editor's advice or this publisher's interview on YouTube or I hope you understand what I'm trying to imply here. When you are gathering information about the publishing industry from everywhere, you're not like really working on your book or you're not really actively engaging with the process. You're just collecting information."
    5 min
  • @Binati_Sheth | Trash is subjective because sometimes, treasure likes to wear a disguise
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    "Taking things away from books that are not so good. Hello, swell. And this is just an optimist's take on reading a book that was as advertised, not so good. We all have reading preferences and sometimes we pick up books thinking they are about one thing. But then as you read the book you discover oh no, I have been fooled. And you've. I am one of those people. I don't think I've ever DNF'd a book."
    5 min

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