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Category Archives: WRITING
WRITING: Publishing Credentials
Well, if I hadn’t wandered around a bit at Daniel Green’s Reading Experience this morning I might never have realized that first, he has a great short story published there that has been included in the Third Anniversary Issue of … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Genre Switch
Someone told me the other night that I should write a story in a genre rather than mainstream literary. I’m considering it. I’ve always liked Hopalong Cassidy, though Cisco Kid was probably my fav; but I’ve also always wanted to … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: And its related implications
Somewhat concerned this morning after a discussion last evening with a friend regarding a former project where I’d served as editor. A bit of a turnaround in his viewpoint, or perhaps just a bit more honesty being offered, but it … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Inspiration – Ideas vs. Words
I have seen the sacristies of blood and lit the votive that incinerated decades of mankind. (Gibb) Huh? No I haven’t. So where do these ideas come from then? Mine come to me in phrases such as the above which … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE & WRITING (and Reality!): Breaking Rules
I’ve always been a rulebreaker–operating just this side of the law. But there are three things one must understand about rules and flaunting them before they open themselves up to the breaking: One should understand the purpose of the rule … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: And again, reading
Crof at Writing Fiction has a great commentary on the pros (and side effects!) of reading and more reading for writers: What Writers Read Continue reading
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WRITING: Editing
Oh Lord, I’m just having the best time editing these stories for a friend. We’re sending revisions back and forth by e-mail attachments and the comments are just getting funnier and funnier. It’s starting to read like Evil Editor but … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA & WRITING: Diane Greco on First Person
Thankfully I’ve been directed to the crossroads of hyperfiction journeys by Mark Bernstein and now that I’m back on track, ordered some stuff and wandered around to find Diane Greco’s website and this: First-person narration in fiction ought to do … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: Workshopping & Technology
Took the stress of deadlines off my head, but still I’m getting shorter every day. I do intend to rework a couple of my own stories, as I’ve mentioned but procrastinated long enough to no longer worry about it. If … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: K.I.S.S.
A college class was told they had to write a short story in as few words as possible. The instructions were that the story had to contain the following three things: Religion, Sexuality, and Mystery. Below is the only A+ … Continue reading Continue reading
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The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology