Writer, Reader, Thought Provoker
We Can’t Solve Problems With The Same Thinking That Created Them.
For my entire life I’ve been known as a problem solver, and have often been included on boards, hired as a consultant, or employed to turn around organizations. In that same vein, the thoughts and perspectives that you will see on this website, and often in my books, are unconventional and controversial. That is by intention, because we face many great challenges, some of them existential. We aren’t going to solve our challenges by doing things the same way we have been. Perhaps it is time to consider ideas we might find objectionable, but that could provide solutions.
I wanted to write great romances, with energy and adventure. I said from the start that if I could create characters that made readers fall in love, laugh, and cry, I would have done my job. Along the way, if we can do it without being weird or preachy, perhaps we can also think about the world we live in.
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Welcome to the V S Campbell ARC Team
Advance readers are the first people to read my books, before they reach the public. Your honest reviews on Amazon and Goodreads help new readers decide whether a book is for them. As an author building a readership, that help is worth more than I can say. Right now we are reading Sweet Land: The…
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How I Wrote 9 Novels in 6 Years While Running 2 Businesses — My Writing System
Nine novels. Six years. While I was working full-time and running two businesses. People hear that and assume I quit my job, or I’ve got no kids, or I’m some kind of writing savant. None of that’s true. What I had — what I built — was a system. And today I’m going to give…
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Who Killed Charlie Kirk?
I want to start this by saying that I don’t know who killed Charlie Kirk. I’ve said that before. What I want to share here is why so many people doubt the official narrative and where it goes from here. The other thing is that everybody seems to be arguing the wrong points. The prosecution…
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The Harmful Messages Society Sends to Young Women
I often ask my readers to consider the many problems we face in Western Civilization and to answer the question: Are we thinking about the harmful messages society sends to young women? Are those messages and what we’re telling them is virtuous actually harming them? At what point do we look at what we believe…