Originally posted on The Order of Turbulence:
Roman emperors knew a thing or two about how to keep a population happy: bread and circuses. They built a coliseum to do it, complete with cringing Christians and half-starved, rabid lions. While most of the media fans itself, disingenuous and titillated, over the delicious #AskELJames Twitter Slaughter,…
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Originally posted on ELIZABETH HUNTER:
Here’s the thing. There are many reasons why people decide to publish their own books. Some people get frustrated with traditional publishing. Some prefer the creative control that self-publishing brings. Others see it as a better long-term business choice to control their intellectual property for the life of the copyright.…
Nyla: I absolutely agree! Mitzi
I read the following blog recently and thought, “That could be us…but without the kids.” http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/parenting/wp/2014/07/21/i-blamed-my-wife-for-our-messy-house-i-was-wrong-for-many-reasons/ When I met my husband six years ago, I’d lived alone for most of my adult life. My daughter was on her own and I’d been divorced for almost thirty years. I was 62 and Morgan was 68. Years before … More A Messy House
Originally posted on Greater Lehigh Valley Writers Group:
Dianna Sinovic, former President of the Greater Lehigh Valley Writer’s Group, offers her unique perspective on finding inspiration for stories. From: Sergey Nivens – DepositPhotos.com The scariest moment is always just before you start. – Stephen King Even if you don’t write horror, you most likely can…
I read Erika Robuk’s The House of Hawthorne in one day. I could not put it down. It wasn’t a thriller or a mystery. It was an historical romance (but not with the big “R”). It wasn’t about Nathaniel, but about Sophia Peabody Hawthorne, a talented painter who married a talented writer. Although it was … More Reading about “almost” famous women
Originally posted on The random blog of an editor:
I was contacted recently by a friend of a friend. You know how that works. Somebody tells somebody else that they are writing a novel, and somebody says, “Oh, I know an editor. You should contact them to help you with…” Fill that in as you…
I need to restart my journal. Thanks for giving me the idea.
I read two books in the last three days. One book I’d ordered to receive on publication date and the other one I checked out of the library. In Finders Keepers, the sequel to Mr. Mercedes, King once again enters to world of the Thriller. King starts this new book by introducing a famous reclusive … More Stephen King, Joyce Carol Oates, Readers, Writers, and Serendipity
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