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Category Archives: Wordage
Shared Links for June 14th
Writers' Rooms Photos and descriptions of many author's workspaces. 41 Medical Secrets: If You Only Knew … Reader's Digest offered two dozen doctors a chance to anonymously say what would normally be inappropriate to tell patients. NDP to introduce 'net … Continue reading
Shared Links for May 21st
10 Free E-books for Writers The first two are great resources that I've spent time going through in the past. I haven't had a chance to look through the rest yet. Fully-functional NES controller coffee table This is actually pretty … Continue reading
Shared Links for April 13th
Shared items from my Internet travels: 22 Blogs Every Writer Should Read Still making my way through the list, but it looks like there's some good weblogs here. Lonely Planet Fraud Lonely Planet writer admits he never even visited Colombia … Continue reading
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Tagged Atheism, blogging, books, creationism, ethics, Humor, LonelyPlanet, starwars, steampunk, toys, Travel, Writing
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Reading List 2008 Update
March Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut This is my first Vonnegut book, and I’ll definitely be picking up his others. He’s hilarious, mad, politically incorrect, and bursting with ideas. This book primarily follows Kilgore Trout, an aging writer, and … Continue reading
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Tagged book, Christopher Moore, Harry Potter, J. K. Rowling, Kurt Vonnegut, Laurell Hamilton, reading list, review
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The Ultimate Writing Productivity Resource
Lifehack.org posted this the other day, and I thought a few of you might find it useful. It’s the Ultimate Writing Productivity Resource, and while calling it the ultimate resource is more than a stretch, there were a few interesting … Continue reading
Garfield Minus Garfield
What happens when take Garfield comic strips, which aren’t really that funny, and completely remove Garfield from them? They turn into genius pieces of surrealism. Garfield Minus Garfield, if you haven’t already come across it, is fantastic. I just love … Continue reading
Whisper Results
The results are in for the Whispers short fiction contest. I, unfortunately, didn’t place, but I’m okay with that. The contest closed with 73 entries, the majority of which I thought were of quite high quality. The winning entry is … Continue reading
Whispers Short Fiction Contest
My entry for the Whispers Short Fiction Contest has been posted. The contest called for a 250 word maximum entry inspired by this photo. Here’s mine: Closure I cradle the urn in my arms, like one would a blanket-wrapped newborn, … Continue reading