You may have noticed I’m not around online as much (or maybe not). I’ve actually tried to do a better job scheduling Facebook posts and tweets. But, overall, interaction wise, I pop in sporadically. Well, the reason is, I decided to join the Thousand-a-Day challenge. I’m not referring to eating bon-bons (I think I’d stop […]
I’m batting a thousand; No, wait, I’m writing a thousand… Read More »
Happy Friday to you! I’ll run the Friday Fun Stuff post this evening. Meanwhile, it’s time for me to offer a gift to you: my new short story collection, Four Mothers. It is free until midnight Pacific Time tonight. So, if you’d like to take a look, grab it today, gratis. It includes four stories
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I was in a Facebook writing group the other day, and a writer there posted that he didn’t “condone” self publishing. I asked him to explain, and one thing he said was that there is a stigma to it. I’d heard that before, but it seems like it’s been ages since anyone has said anything like
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Today, I happen to have a blog post running today over on Indies Unlimited. It’s on how you can use Google Drive to help your writing. Next week, I’m the featured post in the Speculative Fiction Blog Hop. For those unfamiliar with the term, speculative fiction is the kind of fiction that speculates about something
Around the Blogosphere … Google Drive, Speculative Fiction and Success Read More »
As writers, we’re often taught that comparisons are our friends. When we’re trying to describe something that’s a bit hard to grasp, we’ve been told that a comparison can be helpful. It’s done with numbers all the time. Â For example, a person might say that something required 700 tons of water, and as a comparison
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Just a quick FYI that the Virginia Book Festival is going on this week in Charlottesville, Va. Virginia’s state slogan is Virginia is for lovers, but this week, Virginia is for readers and writers. The mostly free festival has several sessions open for writers and readers alike. As my in-laws live in Cville, we’re heading
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