Thanks to Amy Andrews, my new tutor/blogging guru over at Blogging with Amy, I’m finally getting around to adding an RSS feed. Blog readers need convenience, right? Yeah, I know. I’m not only slow, I’m almost a technological dinosaur. (And … Continue reading
What is literary citizenship? How do you promote it, and are you a good literary citizen? Some of my shower thoughts (best time for thinking, right?) kept tumbling around and then mixed with Cathy Day’s talk about literary citizenship at … Continue reading
You know the stories. Julie Powell blogged about tackling Julia Child’s recipes each day, and ended up with Julie & Julia in a book and in the theaters. Stuff White People Like got a book deal three months after it … Continue reading
What did Robbie Burns say? The best laid schemes o’ Mice an’ Men gang aft agley. Or as we Yanks put it, the best laid plans of mice and men often go awry. I won’t go into the upheaval in … Continue reading
What a fun week it’s been. I had a few more blog readers, more comments, and more re-tweets than I expected! Thank you all – they were fun to read and I hope to see you back here again, now … Continue reading
Fellow blogger Samantha Warren is having a blog scavenger hunt to celebrate her 30th birthday, and I’ll be part of it, both here and at Jen’s Writing Desk. To participate, go to Samantha’s blog (click on the picture above) where … Continue reading
As I work on my own writing, I find myself wanting to share. Tips and tricks I’ve learned, problems and frustrations, writer’s conference experiences, the excitement and dread of submissions. I compose blog posts in my head all the time, … Continue reading