RADICAL WRITE: Writing Controversial Non-fiction That SELLS! – by W. Adam Mandelbaum Esq.

How do you generate controversial non-fiction ideas the quick and easy way?
How do you generate controversial non-fiction ideas the quick and easy way?
This isn’t really a Q&A but it’s something I’m very upset about…
She patiently sifted clumps, making way for the tiny roots her carrots would put down as they sought ancient nutrients left there by their rotted brethren. But, what did she find?
Seeking advice! As long as I’ve been gardening, I have not been able to grow onions from seed. Each seed brings forth a long, thin leaf. It then bends over and dies…
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Check out these paying markets for food writers.
“My mom wrote 3 books, and published them through Tate Publishing and the royalties were to go to my children but…”
The publisher would probably LOVE to share the truth with the author, but he/she will not for very valid reasons.
My evil plans for this year’s family pumpkin growing contest…. 😉
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