Sawyer Paul's Blog, page 124
March 14, 2012
March 13, 2012
25 Things Writers Should Stop Doing
25 Things Writers Should Stop Doing:
Momentum is everything. Cut the brake lines. Careen wildly and unsteadily toward your goal. I hate to bludgeon you about the head and neck with a hammer forged in the volcanic fires of Mount Obvious, but the only way you can finish something is by not stopping. That story isn't going to unfuck itself.
The Technology of a Better Footnote
The Technology of a Better Footnote:
Footnotes — or endnotes, or just notes; whatever you want to call them — are a problem. They're a problem for writers and a problem for readers and a problem for typesetters and a problem for page designers. But maybe we're getting closer to fixing that.
» via The Atlantic
The universe is a vast and uncaring place.
There is no right or wrong, morality is a human construct. Nothing we do will have any significance beyond our tiny, worthless, unimportant sphere of influence.
Yet here I am, waiting in line to order a veggie sandwich with locally grown ingredients, and holding in a fart.
washingtonpoststyle:
The Doonesbury abortion storyline that...
The Doonesbury abortion storyline that some newspapers are refusing to print. (The Washington Post is printing them.)
