The winner of this month’s Writerland contest is …
KRISTAN!
Kristan, e-mail me your address and to whom you’d like the book addressed (Kristan, Kristan the Magnificent, etc.) to meghan (at) meghanward (dot) com. Then, whenever you’re ready, send me 20 pages of your manuscript or a short story, and I will critique it and send it back to you within a week.
And now for a few links. My list is going to be short for the next few weeks because I have DEADLINES.
Alan Rinzler has a great post on shelf wars at bookstores, including an interview with agent and former owner of Cody’s bookstore, Andy Ross.
Chris at Upstart Crow reminds writers to have patience, which I blogged about not long ago, but I think some of us need more patience than others!
Via Shelly at Market My Words, a post from Bubble Cow on how to find and keep your readers.
According to Kristin at Pub Rants, there’s a rumor that several of the six big publishers are coming out with new boiler plate contracts soon.
Anne over at Piedmont Writer discusses the drawbacks of having too many followers.
Sierra has a fabulous story about the word fortitude.
You can save the earth by changing your font.
And last but never least, from Galley Cat, how to make an iPad cover out of an old book, the Library of Congress is going to store ALL tweets, and a cat who loves his iPad:
Happy Weekend!
WOOT! Hahaha, Kristan the Magnificent sounds pretty good, but I'm not sure it's deserved just yet… ;P
Thanks, Meghan!
I love century gothic and times, and use it over arial – but it had nothing to do with saving the planet becos I didn't know about it – till this post. Thanks
Kristan – you deserve it!
Aditi – I always use Times New Roman. Just habit, I guess.
(It is also possible that Zynga’s chosen advertising network is to blame if we consider the case of the New
York Times’ website which suffered similarly in 2009).
The supposed Secret” actually fuels speculation, and it doesn’t fill the “need of
certainty” within the market place, which is present because there is no talk of a tangible product. ‘ Just like many other ‘free to play’ games there are always way to spend your money within the game.
One can only think about the fearfulness that those on the ground feel when they listen to the loud alarm in the Ju 87 aeroplanes.
You can join up in a very institution in close proximity to home or perhaps in England while
you may be on christmas. I can’t truly suggest the killing of Flipper, but neither am i able to condemn people
of Taiji.