Taking Writing Questions
Not feeling so good today. I hope this is allergy-related, and I'm not getting sick.
For example, it took me way too long to spell "allergy" up there.
I had a long post in my mind about modern noir movies, and why Mulholland Falls is sucky and why Devil in a Blue Dress is very good, but typing and thinking simultaneously is kind of an issue. Anyway, that was pretty much the gist of the post.
So instead, you could ask me questions, about writing in general, about publishing in general, about The Cloud Roads, about whatever, and I'll try to make some coherent answers, either here or in a later post.
Links:
You could read the story about how some jerk in MN called Neil Gaiman a "pencil-neck weasel" and then how Gaiman laughed and verbally kicked the guy in the face: here
Free Online Book Rec for Vampire fans: Fright Court by Mindy Klasky Sarah Anderson has found her dream job: Clerk of Court for the District of Columbia Night Court. Dream job, that is, until she's attacked in the open courtroom by a vampire defendant. And until she's forced to take self-defense lessons from her boss, the enigmatic vampire James Morton. And until she learns that she can't share the truth about any of that with her best friend, Allison Ward – even over delectable cupcakes from the Cake Walk bakery.
This is a serialized novel, free to read, supported by donations only.
For example, it took me way too long to spell "allergy" up there.
I had a long post in my mind about modern noir movies, and why Mulholland Falls is sucky and why Devil in a Blue Dress is very good, but typing and thinking simultaneously is kind of an issue. Anyway, that was pretty much the gist of the post.
So instead, you could ask me questions, about writing in general, about publishing in general, about The Cloud Roads, about whatever, and I'll try to make some coherent answers, either here or in a later post.
Links:
You could read the story about how some jerk in MN called Neil Gaiman a "pencil-neck weasel" and then how Gaiman laughed and verbally kicked the guy in the face: here
Free Online Book Rec for Vampire fans: Fright Court by Mindy Klasky Sarah Anderson has found her dream job: Clerk of Court for the District of Columbia Night Court. Dream job, that is, until she's attacked in the open courtroom by a vampire defendant. And until she's forced to take self-defense lessons from her boss, the enigmatic vampire James Morton. And until she learns that she can't share the truth about any of that with her best friend, Allison Ward – even over delectable cupcakes from the Cake Walk bakery.
This is a serialized novel, free to read, supported by donations only.
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