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Once Upon a Time Again
I’ve got this new novel started. It has a pretty good opening scene (or at least the start of the opening scene), a few other decent scenes, a few other crappily written scenes, and an overall plot and theme dancing … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged blogging, fiction writing, J. Marie Rundquist, Janet Rundquist, WIP, writing, writing process
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Saturday Summation – 14 April 2012
Here are some of my most interesting blog and news reads of the week: Some Reading Stuff If you didn’t hear the news a couple of weeks ago, J.K. Rowling has a new book coming out – but this time … Continue reading
Saturday Summation – 07 April 2012
Some of my most interesting blog and news reads of the week: General Stuff that Caught My Eye I tell my kids (my own and my students), that nothing is private online – even if their accounts are “locked” or … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Writing
Tagged blogging, fiction writing, flash fiction, J. Marie Rundquist, Janet Rundquist, mashup, reading, Saturday Summation, writing
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Recent Reads and Recs: March 2012 Edition
Reviews that aren’t really reviews, but glimpses into some books I’ve read that might cross your path… and if they don’t, maybe some of them should: ADULT FICTION Wise Man’s Fear, by Patrick Rothfuss I know of only 2 other … Continue reading
Why I Look at Self e-Publishing as the End of the Line
Last August, I read an article in The Guardian stating that the decline of print books to ebooks was not near as high as the media (read: “Important Bloggers” and “Indignant Indie Authors”) indicated. That in fact, print book sales … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Writing
Tagged blogging, books, ebooks, editing, epublishing, J. Marie Rundquist, Janet Rundquist, publishing, self publishing, traditional publishing
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Writing and Fear
(AKA, The Most Uninteresting Title Ever. I blame the fear.) I came upon an interesting realization yesterday about my writing. I currently harbor a great deal of fear about it. Over the course of the last year or so, I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, J. Marie Rundquist, Janet Rundquist, WIP, writing, writing process
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Recent Reads and Recs: February 2012 Edition
Reviews that aren’t really reviews, but glimpses into some books I’ve read that might cross your path… and if they don’t, maybe some of them should: ADULT FICTION The Double Comfort Safari Club, by Alexander McCall Smith This novel is … Continue reading
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Tagged Adult fiction reviews, Alexander McCall Smith, blogging, book blogging, books, Eleanor Brown, J. Marie Rundquist, Janet Rundquist, John Green, Meant to Be, reading, Recent Reads and Recs, The Double Comfort Safari Club, The Fault in Our Stars, The Weird Sisters, Tiffany King, YA fiction reviews
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