From Christine over at 80,000 Words, who pointed out to me that I already posted a link to this video, although I never actually watched it. I so want that dog to bonk that guy on the head!
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I’m posting fewer links this week because I’m on a deadline, but they’re good ones. Check them out! Jacquelyn Wheeler has a great post on turning dreams into goals. See JA Konrath’s post about luck and the role it plays in your success. This guy is writing a novel in six-sentence chapters. Check it out! […] The Writerland contest continues through Wednesday at midnight, so keep commenting! I love hearing what everyone’s favorite books are. (And don’t forget to “follow” this blog over in the sidebar.) I mentioned in my previous post that one of the changes coming to Writerland in 2010 will be the introduction of some non-writing-related posts. The […] Wow. This week I’m actually going to post my favorite links on Friday like all the cool people do! Editor Alan Rinzler over at The Book Deal has a detailed post on memoir with seven tips for combating your inner critic. Jacquelyn Wheeler breaks down the pros and cons of self-publishing vs traditional publishing. Shelli […] Reading these three royalty statements by published authors is so depressing it makes me want to pursue a different career. Okay, maybe not quite that depressing, but man! When people say they got a $4000 advance, or that they got a $15,000 advance but have only earned half of that after a year of book […] I love semicolons, when they’re used correctly. There are several ways to connect two independent clauses (ie complete sentences): using a coordinating conjunction or FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so), using a period and a capital, or using a semicolon. When using a semicolon, make sure the two sentences are closely related. They […] |
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