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Writers: Friday Field Trip — Funds for Writers
For eleven consecutive years, Writer’s Digest has named Funds for Writers one of the best websites for writers. The website is great, but what I really love is the newsletter that arrives in my in-box every weekend. The first thing … Continue reading
Is Booth worthy of Brennan’s love?
In the crime drama television show Bones, Dr. Temperance Brennan and Special Agent Seeley Booth solves murders, fight the bad guys and struggle with a growing attraction that has lasted about six seasons. In the last season, Booth declared his … Continue reading
Nothing But Trouble by Rachel Gibson
Hockey superstar Mark Bressler is recovering from a career-ending accident and has a tendency to scare off every home health care worker his team sends. The last one held out for an hour. So when Chelsea Ross shows up with … Continue reading
Writers: Friday Field Trip — The Happy Writer
Attitude is everything, even in publishing. There’s a lot that isn’t in the control of writers, and there’s a lot of doomsday talk in the industry. Every writer has a story to tell, and I bet every writer has come … Continue reading
How truthful would you be at a literary speed-dating event?
I’m over at Tote Bags ‘n’ Blogs discussing the newest trend at libraries: literary speed-dating. I know I would fudge the truth. What about you? Come join the discussion at http://bit.ly/hrtIgi.
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Writers: Friday Field Trip — Rock Your Writing
The tagline of this site says “Sell a lot, without selling out.” Rock Your Writing is really about discovering your process, finding your audience, and creating a career on your terms. What’s not to love about that? Site owner Cathy … Continue reading
“Forget fight club — join book club”
When I hear the term “book group” I think of an all women’s club, or maybe a healthy mix of male and female members. I didn’t realize how wrong I was until Viv Groskop of The Telegraph looked into all-men book groups. … Continue reading
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