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August 9, 2026 Joann Fuller

What Is Literary Fiction (And Why the Definition Matters)

What Is Literary Fiction (And Why the Definition Matters) I once told a friend I was reading a literary novel

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July 20, 2026 Joann Fuller

How Independent Writers Get Paid Across Borders

How Independent Writers Get Paid Across Borders I sold my first chapbook to a reader in Sweden and thought the

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June 6, 2026 Joann Fuller

Selling Chapbooks Online and Getting Paid Across Borders

I make chapbooks. Small runs, 40 to 60 pages, hand-folded, sewn one evening a week at the kitchen table while

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May 14, 2026 Joann Fuller

What Southern African Fiction Taught Me About Silence

I came to Southern African fiction late, and by accident. A friend left a Bessie Head novel at my flat,

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April 21, 2026 Joann Fuller

On Finishing Books You’ve Stopped Enjoying

I used to finish every book I started. I wore it like a virtue. Somewhere around 400 books in, I

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March 9, 2026 Joann Fuller

The Notebook Habit I Stole From Better Writers

For years I thought a writer’s notebook was a prop. Something you photographed on a cafĂ© table next to a

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February 27, 2026 Joann Fuller

Why I Reread the Books That Frightened Me

There is a shelf in my study I think of as the difficult shelf. It holds maybe 20 books, and

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Recent Posts

  • What Is Literary Fiction (And Why the Definition Matters)
  • How Independent Writers Get Paid Across Borders
  • Selling Chapbooks Online and Getting Paid Across Borders
  • What Southern African Fiction Taught Me About Silence
  • On Finishing Books You’ve Stopped Enjoying
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