The Weaklings Step Out
My writers’ group, The Weaklings, have decided to put on a free one-night writer’s conference. Now, you may be thinking, “If it is a one-night event, can you really call […]
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Breathe Conference Keynote with Terry Whalin
Last Friday evening, my wife graciously encouraged me to attend the Breathe Writers’ Conference Keynote Address with my writing pal, Bob Evenhouse. She did this even though it meant that […]
8 Questions | Meet Author Lisa Williams Kline
Last week, I posted a link to my review for Lisa Williams Kline’s book, The Summer of the Wolves. After reading the book and writing up my review, I wrote […]
3 Day Novel Memories
Normally, Labor Day Weekend brings about thoughts of family reunions, cookouts, and the beginning of school (not to mention the economic and social contributions of workers). But for the last […]
Work In Progress Challenge
I was just tagged by both Bob Evenhouse and Roger Colby in a book interview of sorts. Thanks to both of you and to everyone who is taking an interest […]
Lego Goes Steampunk
I just got my illegal edition of the Lego Club Magazine in the mail, and what do I find on the cover but a Steampunk duel between a gentleman and […]
Turning Around | A Novel Perspective
We all want progress. But progress means getting nearer to the place where you want to be. And if you have taken a wrong turning, then to go forward does […]
Frugal Grooveshark Writes Like He’s Unshelved – or – Links!
Today’s links are aimed to make your writing life a bit easier and a bit more fun. My buddy Bob wrote a guest post this week on Roger Colby’s blog […]
4 Things Writers Can Learn from Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut
I am in love with the writing of Kurt Vonnegut. Let that be my disclaimer. I first read Slaughterhouse-Five for an Ethics & Literature class offered by the Lee Honors […]
I humbly accept…
There’s that unwritten schism that literary writers get all the awards and commercial writers get all the success. – Jodi Picoult, Author of 18 novels According to this quote by […]
