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Month: June 2011
Monday’s Manic Musings of Magnificence
After staying up into the wee hours of the night re-reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, I was a little groggy this morning. So? Down, down, down I went, down the road of hyper-caffeinated. And now I’m flying. WHOO-HOOO! The end result being these magnificently manic musings that shall now assault your senses for […]
Caturday: Cat Invasion
Today’s Caturday post takes on a somber tone. I fear that as much as I am a friend to cats, dogs and small woodland creatures everywhere, I will not be safe from… CATS IN TANKS. And yes, this is a little violent. Along the lines of Starship Troopers. You’ve been warned. Cats in Tanks from […]
Day 74 of 100: Reinforcing Silence
Today’s post will point you to an article on the SFWA.org blog that I feel is extraordinarily relevant to being creative. The author, Leo Babauta, spoke to several writers, actors, musicians, etc. on the value of solitude and what it can do for you. Then, he goes on to explain how participation is also crucial. […]
[Call for Quotes] How Did You Get Published?
Hi folks, Based on the popularity of my article yesterday for SFWA.org entitled Message to New Writers: It’s Okay to Focus on Your Craft, I would like to follow up in July with a new article that highlights how published authors got their start. If you are a published author who has gotten paid for […]