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Writing books which generate revenues of about $500 per month (all of them combined, not every single one). See http://t3x.org http://t3x.org

usgroup 3y ago
would you mind me asking what motivates you to write as much as you have? just writing one book is bucket list item for me, yet here you've written >= 13! do you write for an audience or is it perhaps primarily to consolidate your thoughts?
- nils-m-holm 3y ago
  I have written much more, more like 20, but not everything is still available. Then with a few books I ran out of motivation, so they just sit in my archive. At the beginning writing somehow fascinated me, but right now it is probably just habit/momentum/karma that keeps me going.
solution-finder 3y ago
How do you market or spread the word about them?
- nils-m-holm 3y ago
  Sometimes I post here, sometimes on reddit. Mostly I have no idea how people stumble across my books, though.
1oooqooq 3y ago
Is "lisp from nothing" the sequel to the buddist practice book?
marttt 3y ago
As a former Vipassana practicioner, I bought and enjoyed the Mental Development book. Short and to the point; helped me to start meditating again after several years of hesitation or a "dead end" of sorts. The tone and style of your writing have an interesting "math-y" feel -- but it also feels very clean and somehow calm. Same goes for the Klong book, which I bought and enjoyed thoroughly. Haven't mastered the language, though, but I'm hoping to; it definitely is really interesting, especially for a person like me who loves the build-your-own-tiny-tools-with-tiny-languages-for-your-own-use-and-prefer-low-end-computers philosophy. I'm definitely a fan of your work; your webpage and entire way of life has been an inspiration for me for years already. If you don't mind me asking -- are you working on any upcoming books these days as well?

usgroup 3y ago

would you mind me asking what motivates you to write as much as you have? just writing one book is bucket list item for me, yet here you've written >= 13! do you write for an audience or is it perhaps primarily to consolidate your thoughts?

nils-m-holm 3y ago
I have written much more, more like 20, but not everything is still available. Then with a few books I ran out of motivation, so they just sit in my archive. At the beginning writing somehow fascinated me, but right now it is probably just habit/momentum/karma that keeps me going.

solution-finder 3y ago

How do you market or spread the word about them?

nils-m-holm 3y ago
Sometimes I post here, sometimes on reddit. Mostly I have no idea how people stumble across my books, though.

1oooqooq 3y ago

Is "lisp from nothing" the sequel to the buddist practice book?

marttt 3y ago

As a former Vipassana practicioner, I bought and enjoyed the Mental Development book. Short and to the point; helped me to start meditating again after several years of hesitation or a "dead end" of sorts. The tone and style of your writing have an interesting "math-y" feel -- but it also feels very clean and somehow calm. Same goes for the Klong book, which I bought and enjoyed thoroughly. Haven't mastered the language, though, but I'm hoping to; it definitely is really interesting, especially for a person like me who loves the build-your-own-tiny-tools-with-tiny-languages-for-your-own-use-and-prefer-low-end-computers philosophy. I'm definitely a fan of your work; your webpage and entire way of life has been an inspiration for me for years already. If you don't mind me asking -- are you working on any upcoming books these days as well?