Madison Sasser Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Madison Sasser

I watched Judy Blume Forever on Amazon, and it's a must-watch. She was a housewife who decided she wanted a career and to be home with her children. So many people told her couldn't write, and she never gave up. I owe her so much. She's giving me a role to model my career after.

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“The entrepreneur and investor Naval Ravikant has said, “To write a great book, you must first become the book.”” — Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James Clear https://t.co/bwOUlp8ruO

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This article started as a handwritten letter to @csittenfeld about how the protagonist in her novel Prep represented my coming-of-age experience as an undiagnosed Autistic woman obsessed with politics in a rural town. I hope she reads it. https://t.co/j44Z3GoDT7

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I overcame my publishing anxiety by realizing my writing is an asset. If it’s sitting in my notebook, it’s not getting read time. And since Medium pays based on the read time of their members, it’s almost like my previous articles collect interest just for being online.

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Today I went on a walking tour of the East Village inspired by RENT. Jonathan Larson (the writer of RENT) chronicled his life as a starving artist in Tick, Tick…BOOM! He’s a huge inspiration behind my writing next journey. Keep writing the next one! https://t.co/pNJgBjG4qt

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If you’ve been following me for awhile, you know I’m obsessed with F. Scott Fitzgerald. Did you know he gained popularity writing college fiction and stories about the Jazz age that made people question the American dream. I want to be like him. He had a niche. https://t.co/YiYIahJAOn

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I just finished reading Slaughterhouse Five. There’s so much I love. The non-linear timeline. The anti-hero troupe. His comments on religion and existentialism. I’m convinced that Kurt Vonnegut would love my writing. I’d be his favorite student.

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I'm reading Funny You Should Ask by Elissa Sussman, and there's a line by the male character that says, "I thought we'd established that I've read everything you've written." That's the energy we all deserve. Someone who can't get enough of your mind.

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I don't want to work. I don't want to eat. I don't want to see people this weekend. All I want to do is finish reading The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid. #WritingCommunity

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Do you ever read a writer whose previous work you've read and see them hitting their stride? Like their pages are tighter. Their jokes are funnier. And you can't turn the pages fast enough? Because that's exactly how I feel after finishing Loathe to Love You by Ali Hazelwood.