The Cult Writer's Toolkit
A no-bullshit field manual for writers who'd rather start a fire than chase followers.
The Cult Writer’s Survival Kit is a 32-page manifesto for writers who don’t fit the algorithm. It’s not a course. It’s not a feel-good guide to “finding your voice.” It’s a punchy, practical toolkit for creatives who want to write like they mean it, publish without permission, and build something real without begging for likes.
Inside you’ll find advice on building habits that survive bad days, publishing without gatekeepers, making money without selling out, and growing a small, loyal audience that actually gives a damn. It’s scrappy. It’s loud. It’s honest. And it’s designed to be used—not worshipped.
Whether you’re just getting started or getting serious again after falling off the horse, this is the book you’ll want in your back pocket.
Read it. Use it. Pass it on.
A no-bullshit field manual for writers who'd rather start a fire than chase followers.
The Cult Writer’s Survival Kit is a 32-page manifesto for writers who don’t fit the algorithm. It’s not a course. It’s not a feel-good guide to “finding your voice.” It’s a punchy, practical toolkit for creatives who want to write like they mean it, publish without permission, and build something real without begging for likes.
Inside you’ll find advice on building habits that survive bad days, publishing without gatekeepers, making money without selling out, and growing a small, loyal audience that actually gives a damn. It’s scrappy. It’s loud. It’s honest. And it’s designed to be used—not worshipped.
Whether you’re just getting started or getting serious again after falling off the horse, this is the book you’ll want in your back pocket.
Read it. Use it. Pass it on.
A no-bullshit field manual for writers who'd rather start a fire than chase followers.
The Cult Writer’s Survival Kit is a 32-page manifesto for writers who don’t fit the algorithm. It’s not a course. It’s not a feel-good guide to “finding your voice.” It’s a punchy, practical toolkit for creatives who want to write like they mean it, publish without permission, and build something real without begging for likes.
Inside you’ll find advice on building habits that survive bad days, publishing without gatekeepers, making money without selling out, and growing a small, loyal audience that actually gives a damn. It’s scrappy. It’s loud. It’s honest. And it’s designed to be used—not worshipped.
Whether you’re just getting started or getting serious again after falling off the horse, this is the book you’ll want in your back pocket.
Read it. Use it. Pass it on.