First, a long overdue update per The Writer’s Rebel Creed 2014. Very quickly: 1. Regular writing: well, I tend to be an irregular writer. Since my last update, I have a draft poem in one of my notebooks, a concept for a blog post, an as yet unpublished blog […]
Originally posted on Good People Doing Great Things:
“CHILDREN AND COMPASSION” Our Wonderful Guest Blogger MARIE ANN BAILEY… on this most important issue [Marie Ann Bailey works in the public health field by day and writes for her blog, 1WriteWay.com, by night. She has a graduate degree in English, having…
Just sharing a friend’s pick-me-up that was also a pick-me-up for me 🙂 The scarf in the photo was one that I had sent to Belinda a couple of weeks ago and yesterday I was on pins and needles (pun intended) as to whether it had arrived (taking a slow […]
The Community Storyboard is back and ready for submissions! Read the guidelines below or click here. ***************************************************************************************************** We’re back!!! After careful consideration and discussions with a panel of experts (we hear voices), we are implementing some not so drastic changes. In the spirit of keeping this a fair and fun […]
Welcome to an interview with Amber Skye Forbes, author of When Stars Die, a young adult paranormal romance novel recently published by AEC Stellar Publishing. Amber also has a blog at http://amberskyeforbes.wordpress.com, where she writes about writing and publishing and also about mental illness, her own struggles, as well as […]
I so needed to read this [interesting] post! Interesting Literature Which classic novels were all written within a month? And which writer would take all his clothes off as a way of coping with writer’s block? We’re here to inspire you in your writing quest whether you’re taking part in NaNoWriMo […]
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This morning I had the good fortune to come across this post from Dave at According to Dave. He shares a post from a NaNoWriMo forum. You can read the original post at http://nanowrimo.org/en/forums/reaching-50-000/threads/114149, or go to Dave’s blog for the full text. In short, the post is about a […]
Check out this article from The New York Times. Not too old to have a debut novel
