Religious Ethicist Liz Bucar on Being Curious, Slow Writing, and Going Viral
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Religious Ethicist Liz Bucar on Being Curious, Slow Writing, and Going Viral
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Religious ethicist Liz Bucar, author of Beyond Wellness, joins us to talk about what writers can learn from her sabbatical-year experiment in becoming an online content creator. We discuss writing for religious and post-religious audiences, why curiosity about religion still matters, and how a Substack post about faith, politics, and the future unexpectedly went viral—and eventually led to a Time magazine piece.
Liz also shares practical lessons from building a platform: choosing content “buckets,” starting with the medium that feels natural, turning slow-form writing into social content, growing an email list, and confronting the enormous amount of work it can take. Her experience offers a useful alternative to generic advice about “building a platform”: find an approach you can actually sustain.
https://www.lizbucar.com/books
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/774524/beyond-wellness-by-liz-bucar/
https://lizbucar.substack.com/
Also mentioned:
https://www.leighstein.com/
https://www.sophiasmithgaler.com/
Publishing Disrupted is at PublishingDisrupted.substack.com
Mick Silva is at MickSilvaEditing.substack.com
David Morris is at dvdmorris.substack.com, LakeDriveBooks.com, and Hyponymous.com.