About This Writing Stuff...
It's nice to be back with a fresh edition of About This Writing Stuff. It will continue to be an irregular feature for the next month or so, as time allows. I've had a few projects consume my blogging and writing time during the month of June. One of which was for my day job and that specific task has been completed so I have about half of my writing time back. The other half will be liberated once I finish recording the final six chapters of
By Your Side
on audio which I hope to complete this month. Speaking of which, my publisher will soon begin the weekly (or possibly bi-weekly) podcast of my audio book on Prometheus Radio Theatre. Stay tuned for further details.
In the meantime, Veronica Sicoe questions what it means to be a "real writer" while James Scott Bell finds the magical midpoint. Jody Hedlund stresses the importance of content editing. Jami Gold offers ways to avoid head-hopping. Zachary Petit examines ways we can write long and prosper and Goodreads takes a graphical look at what makes readers put a book down. Rob Eagar tells us how to sell more Ebooks while Kristen Lamb takes us to the 5 and 10 (if you don't get that reference, you're not old enough).
The editors at Crazy 8 Press prepare to launch Native Lands, the third book in their ReDeus anthology. Writers Dave Galanter and Lorraine Anderson chat up their contributions.
Is This What Being a "Real Writer" is All About? by Veronica Sicoe
The Magical Midpoint Moment by James Scott-Bell
5 Traits of the Successful Author and 10 Ways for an ADD Writer to be Productive by Kristen Lamb
The Most Important Kind of Edit a Book Needs by Jody Hedlund
7 Methods for Handling POV Changes by Jami Gold
Department of Justice Wins Anti-Trust Suit Against Apple by Jeremy Greenfield
How to Sell Ebooks: 5 Proven Tips by Rob Eagar
4 Things Star Trek Can Teach Us About Writing by Zachary Petit
The Psychology of Abandonment (What Makes You Put a Good Book Down?) by Goodreads
ReDeus' Third Volume Explores Native Lands by Bob Greenberger
Dave Galanter and Lorraine Anderson Chat Up their Stories in the forthcoming ReDeus: Native Lands at Crazy 8 Press!
In the meantime, Veronica Sicoe questions what it means to be a "real writer" while James Scott Bell finds the magical midpoint. Jody Hedlund stresses the importance of content editing. Jami Gold offers ways to avoid head-hopping. Zachary Petit examines ways we can write long and prosper and Goodreads takes a graphical look at what makes readers put a book down. Rob Eagar tells us how to sell more Ebooks while Kristen Lamb takes us to the 5 and 10 (if you don't get that reference, you're not old enough).
The editors at Crazy 8 Press prepare to launch Native Lands, the third book in their ReDeus anthology. Writers Dave Galanter and Lorraine Anderson chat up their contributions.
Is This What Being a "Real Writer" is All About? by Veronica Sicoe
The Magical Midpoint Moment by James Scott-Bell
5 Traits of the Successful Author and 10 Ways for an ADD Writer to be Productive by Kristen Lamb
The Most Important Kind of Edit a Book Needs by Jody Hedlund
7 Methods for Handling POV Changes by Jami Gold
Department of Justice Wins Anti-Trust Suit Against Apple by Jeremy Greenfield
How to Sell Ebooks: 5 Proven Tips by Rob Eagar
4 Things Star Trek Can Teach Us About Writing by Zachary Petit
The Psychology of Abandonment (What Makes You Put a Good Book Down?) by Goodreads
ReDeus' Third Volume Explores Native Lands by Bob Greenberger
Dave Galanter and Lorraine Anderson Chat Up their Stories in the forthcoming ReDeus: Native Lands at Crazy 8 Press!
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