Computer Crashes
A friend of mine sent me this today and I’m almost positive that any writer with cats can relate to this in some form. I’m never too busy for a little humor. Enjoy!
Live through your characters, don’t let your characters live through you. That is something Jose Luis Calva didn’t learn when he killed his wife (and possibly a few other women), chopped off her limbs, put some in the freezer, and her torso in his closet. The jury is still out whether he ate any of…
The Pros and Cons of Traditional vs. Self-Publishing The Process Time: Traditional publishing is not called traditional because they are old fogies. Traditional publishing is basically “always been done this way.” In other words, an author writes; an illustrator draws; an editor and an art director suggest revisions (often several times); a copy editor proofs…
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It is said that to be a writer you have to read. I would take that a step further and add that for most of us who write, we do not just read, we live to read. Like a runner hitting the runner’s high at a certain stride, a book lover experiences the same high…
In 1999 freelance writer Lisa Selin Davis started writing “seriously”. The result? A continuous flow of article and prose publications. It seems only natural that the next step for this Brooklyn, New York writer would be commercial publication with Little, Brown
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I know I sure can. I actually have a nest set up behind my computer so the cat can veg there instead of between me and the screen. A writer has to do what a writer has to do. 🙂