Here are some links I found this week. Thanks for stopping by.
8 Tips For Writing and Selling Articles to Magazines, Websites, and More - Writer Unboxed
http://writerunboxed.com/2013/06/24/8-tips-for-writing-and-selling-articles-to-magazines-websites-and-more/
Your Book in a Sentence: An Ode to the Subtitle - Book Riot
http://bookriot.com/2013/06/24/your-book-in-a-sentence-an-ode-to-the-subtitle/
I Dare You To Be Original! - Parajunkee
http://parajunkee.com/2013/06/i-dare-you-to-be-original.html
Searching for the right(write) words.
I sit in the eye of the storm trying to make sense of all I see.
Friday, June 28, 2013
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Writer's Group Break
Last night was the final Writer's Group meeting before the summer break. I didn't know this when I signed up, but I did learn it about two months ago; the group stops meeting during July and August. Because this is a drop-in group, attendance always varies. In the summer months it varies even more. A couple of years ago, they decided to stop for the summer and resume in September. At first I was sad, and I still am a little, but I do understand. July and August is when most people take vacation (in Canada anyway), so attendance had been spotty. I'm wondering if my Hubby will still let me be absent two Tuesdays a month so I can write uninterrupted. Though I plan on enjoying as much of my summer as possible, I'm looking forward to September and re-connecting with the writer's group.
Friday, June 21, 2013
Some People Said Some Stuff And Now I'm Sharing... Again
The 25 Most-Hated Books (By Book Riot Readers) - Book Riot
http://bookriot.com/2013/06/19/the-25-most-hated-books/
I've read 10 of these books and liked all of them... Though one I'm on the fence about and might need to re-read just to make up my mind.
Quick Tip: Remember Why You Started - The Sharp Angle
http://lydiasharp.blogspot.ca/2013/06/quick-tip-remember-why-you-started.html
Out There: The Wrong Goal of Self-Publishing - Fiction Notes
http://www.darcypattison.com/alternate-publishing/out-there/
Tequila and Cookies: Writing Perks to Push Your Pages - Writer Unboxed
http://writerunboxed.com/2013/06/21/tequila-and-cookies-writing-perks-to-push-your-pages/
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Some People Said Some Stuff and Now I'm Sharing
Links from the week:
The Road To Publication is a Long and Bumpy One - Book Pregnant
http://bookpregnant.blogspot.ca/2013/06/the-road-to-publication-is-long-and.html
So How's the Book Coming? or Why You Shouldn't Talk to Non-Publishing People About Publishing - Book Pregnant
http://bookpregnant.blogspot.ca/2013/06/so-hows-book-coming-or-why-you-cant.html
Everything I Thneed to Know About Writing and Publishing I Learned from THE LORAX - Writer Unboxed
http://writerunboxed.com/2013/06/09/everything-i-thneed-to-know-about-writing-and-publishing-i-learned-from-the-lorax/
The Road To Publication is a Long and Bumpy One - Book Pregnant
http://bookpregnant.blogspot.ca/2013/06/the-road-to-publication-is-long-and.html
So How's the Book Coming? or Why You Shouldn't Talk to Non-Publishing People About Publishing - Book Pregnant
http://bookpregnant.blogspot.ca/2013/06/so-hows-book-coming-or-why-you-cant.html
Everything I Thneed to Know About Writing and Publishing I Learned from THE LORAX - Writer Unboxed
http://writerunboxed.com/2013/06/09/everything-i-thneed-to-know-about-writing-and-publishing-i-learned-from-the-lorax/
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Sharing Some Non-Fiction
Here is a little bit of the non-fiction I've been working on lately. I'm sure it needs editing. I've only read it over once, which is never enough....
I was just making a cup of tea. The kettle boiled. This is where I wasn’t paying enough attention. I reached over the kettle. I think I stifled my scream. Burns from steam hurt. A lot. There was no ice in the freezer. Once I showed the President of the company and a couple other co-workers my would (that was quickly getting red and blistered) someone suggested I put aloe on it. I ran out to a local pharmacy and got some, but I didn’t know what to get. I should have asked a pharmacist while I was there. I should have gotten ice on it.
I spent most of that day coating my wrist with green gel. I watched it intently. It just got worse and worse. At least my aloe gel kept it from constantly hurting. It was gross. It was a triangular blister. Eventually, the blister went away and turned into a dark scar. Now, it is a light, polka-dotted triangle. It’s become part of my arm, but if I ever really look at it, I remember what happened, the story behind it and after writing this, all the stories that come after it.
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