Rejection slips are part of a writer’s landscape. All authors get them at one time or another, and they usually[…]
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Rejection slips are part of a writer’s landscape. All authors get them at one time or another, and they usually[…]
Read moreLester Dent was the real name of the author almost all of the Doc Savage novels. (They appeared under the[…]
Read moreThe Pomodoro Technique is a method of time-management many writers find useful. It was developed by Francesco Cirillo in the[…]
Read moreWhen J K Rowling spotted a Twitter comment from @beauty_jackson that read: “HEY! YOU! You’re working on something and you’re[…]
Read moreY’all know about n-grams, right? Wikipedia nails ’em: … an n-gram is a contiguous sequence of n items from a given[…]
Read moreA while back I asked Lee Child a question. Not in person, but via a Goodreads author promotion, and he[…]
Read moreToby Litt on bad writing: Bad writing is mainly boring writing. It can be boring because it is too confused[…]
Read moreI still think most writers are just kids who refuse to grow up. We’re still playing imaginary games, with our[…]
Read moreA gentle reminder from Joe Konrath … This post goes out to no one in particular for no particular reason.[…]
Read morePacman or Pac-Man? Phony or phoney? Post-modern or postmodern? At some point in your writing you’re going to need a[…]
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