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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Everyday Gluten Glitches (Let the Gluten Go #9)
How food, diet, and dieting affected my writing and my life. And maybe effects yours… So you’re going along, thinking you are starting to get the hang of the gluten thing, and then – pow! You have a very bad … Continue reading
Writing Nowadays–Opening Clearly
I know we were discussing the etiquette of rewrite requests, but something came up just now, and it needs timely addressing. Former literary agent Nathan Bransford keeps up a blog about writing, and every so often he runs contests. The … Continue reading
Posted in Writers on Writing
4 Comments
Talking Heads
Have books come to this? Are we now writing screenplays and TV scripts instead of novels? Could talking heads be the latest trend? Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, romance, Writers on Writing
13 Comments
Readers, Writers, and Blogs
The illo is a Hogarth print depicting the print culture of the eighteenth century, which is many ways reminds me of the blogoverse; people saw these prints put up in windows, commenting on the day’s news. The prints went up … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Rants, Writers on Writing, Writing life
Tagged Add new tag, Blogs, Sherwood Smith, Writers on Writing
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The Sex Pt. 1 — Where?
Birds do it, bees do it. The poet goes on to assure us that educated fleas, camels, bears and in Boston, even beans do it. And increasingly, editors of many aspects of the romance genre are demanding more of It, … Continue reading
Posted in romance, Writers on Writing
5 Comments
Practical Meerkat’s 52 Bits of Useful Info for Young (and Old) Writers, week 4
Welcome to week four, and some advice on signings, booksellers, and ego-bruising. My first signing was a group event, at some convention or another. I had, I think, two stories out at the time, in anthologies. The signing was arranged … Continue reading
Posted in Writing life
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Kitchen Redesign (Let the Gluten Go #8)
How food, diet, and dieting affected my writing and my life. And maybe effects yours… Redesigning the kitchen? You ask. Huh? What do you mean? Well, if you’re very careful about crumbs, and you scald and occasionally oil your cutting … Continue reading
Reading for Fun: The Aubrey/Maturin Series
Years ago my friend Robert Wexler gave me a copy of Patrick O’Brian’s Master and Commander. My friend Anne Sheldon also raved about the Aubrey/Maturin series, and my fading memory tells me that Nicola Griffith recommended it to our Clarion … Continue reading
Why Urban Fantasy?
This blog is not intended as a researched study. More my own observations and prejudices about the various aspects of Science Fiction and Fantasy. Next week, February 1, 2011 my 4th urban fantasy Forest Moon Rising, A Tess Noncoiré Adventure … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, paranormal romance, Urban Fantasy
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