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Francois Keyser

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Thriller Romance Fantasy Teen & Young Adult
Country: Indonesia
Books: 4
Profession: Author
Born: 12 August
Member Since: Feb 2022
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Francois wanted to write books since he first learned to read.

He finally returned to his childhood dream after leaving a successful corporate career.

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(4) $9.99 kindleeBook, Creating Personal Success: Take Charge to Reach for Your Starsby Francois KeyserPublish: Jun 07, 2021Advice & How To General Nonfiction Business
(6) $12 kindleeBook, Finding Us Againby Francois KeyserPublish: Dec 12, 2023Contemporary Romance New Adult Romance Romance Teen & Young Adult
(4) $12.99 kindleeBook, WordRealm: A Book to Another Worldby Francois KeyserPublish: Apr 18, 2022Fantasy
(6) $4.76 kindleeBook, Audio, Cold Feetby Francois KeyserPublish: Jun 02, 2021Contemporary Romance New Adult Romance Romance

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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- Do you read your book reviews? How do you deal with bad or good ones?
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- - Francois Keyser 1 year ago
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  - I love my book reviews no matter whether they are good or bad. Obviously we all like the good reviews but there is no way that every person who reads our books is going to like them all. It's a fact of life. I always try to learn from bad reviews and see what I can improve if anything but remember, just because you get a bad review, does not men you have to change anything or that your book is bad. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. It's kind of like getting rejections from agents or publishers. Just because your book is rejected, does not mean that it's not good enough for another agent or pubisher. Believe in yourself as an author.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- How do you think concepts such as Kindle, and e-books have changed the present or future of reading?
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- - Francois Keyser 1 year ago
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  - I think it has made books more discoverable and easier to access. It has also possibly made books more attractive as an option to readers as they don't have to carry the hard copy with them whn trvelling but can read online. I personally still prefer a hard copy though.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- If you had the choice to rewrite any of your books, which one would it be and why?
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- - Francois Keyser 1 year ago
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  - I would rewrite 'WordRealm' for sure. It was my first novel and there are many things I would have done differently in the book with hindsight. All the changes would only serve to mke the book far better. I realise though that there are changes I would make to every book I have written thus far. I guess it's something authors always think of after finishing and publishing a book. It's also whay it's so important to have an editor and arc readers who can give you input on your book so you can potentially improve your book and make changes before publishing.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- What is your work schedule like when you're writing?
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- - Francois Keyser 1 year ago
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  - I like to write in the mornings, but with a job I have to squeeze in writing time when I can. It's always best to make the same time every day in order to have consistency and form a writing habit.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- When you were young, did you ever see writing as a career or full-time profession?
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- - Francois Keyser 1 year ago
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  - I wanted to. write ever since I first learned to read. Unfortunately, there was no teaching in school that encouraged writing and the focus was on getting a degree and a job so while I always wrote a little bit now and then, the passion was always alive but the focus was on a career and generating income from that. I still believe that writing can and will be my full time profession eventually.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- What is your take on the importance of a good cover and title?
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- - Francois Keyser 1 year ago
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  - I believe a good cover and title are essential to making a book successful. Many people are visually stimulated and if the cover appeals to them it can encourage them to pick up the book and read the back cover which is just as important. The title of course should be intriguing enough that it also hooks the buyer to want to know more.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- Have you ever experienced "Writer's Block"? Any tips you would like to share to overcome it?
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- - Francois Keyser 1 year ago
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  - I think all writers expereince writer's block. My only advice is write through it or pick your story up later and keep writing. Later on, you can connect it where you got stuck to where you picked it up again. If you write through it, you may feel you're not doing your best work but that's okay because the firt drft is never perfect. Just do not give up. I believe writer's block can be avoided by planning your book in advance as far as possible. This way you know what you want to write and when in the story. It helps you stay on track.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- What does literary success look like to you?
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- - Francois Keyser 1 year ago
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  - Lots of sales, lots of happy readers and feedback from readers telling you about the difference your book made in their lives. Being able to wriite book after book and have sufficient sales to support my family and live the life of my dreams is my ideal.
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- AllAuthor 1 year ago
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- What is the most unethical practice in the publishing industry?
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- - Francois Keyser 1 year ago
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  - Pay to publish is the most unethical practice in my opinion. This does not of course include covering the cost of having copies of your book printed by someone.
    
    Authors can pay for services such as book cover design, marketing, editing and other services but not paying to publish. These days with a bit of effort to learn the process, anyone can publish their book in ebook, print or hardcover format. No one has to pay to do so.
    
    A word of caution, if you pay someone to market your books, there are no guarantees ever that you will get massive sales. There is no magic formula other than trying different things, having a marketing budget, no matter how small and consistently trying to market your book.
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