I’m tired. I’m tired in a way that most adults who suffer from insomnia might be, though I don’t suffer from insomnia and am rather hilarious without sufficient sleep. So, to even mention the vagaries and trappings of what happened in The Hobbit would be rather cruel and unusual– GOLLUM!! –punishment. DWARVES!! And, if nothing […]
Tag: readers
Answering Reader Questions Squeefully
Today, I present you with a reader-driven interview of fantastic indeterminable quality and size. Scott R. Asks: Have you ever loved a character concept but found it just would not fit into the project you were working on? If yes, how did you work that out? In fiction, I suppose I’m rather odd, because I […]
Interacting with Celebrities or Authors? Don’t be “that Guy.”
One of the benefits of following your favorite celebrities or authors on Twitter, MySpace, Facebook or through their blogs, is that you can interact with them like you would one of your friends. Unfortunately, this accessibility also encourages the notion that these highly visible people are your personal friends. Friends that you can make recommendations […]
Putting Yourself Out There but No Comments? Here’s why.
The line used to be “everyone’s a critic.” Now it’s more like “everyone’s gotta blog.” In my opinion, whether you update frequently or not, it’s essential to having a blog or personal website for your own name. (Sidenote: you’d be surprised how many people who reached celebrity status, don’t.) Well, when you get a blog, […]