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Haikus are easy/But sometimes they don’t make sense/Refridgerator
It’s been a while since I’ve talked about different writing styles and techniques on here, which is probably becuase nobody seemed that interested in it. So for the past few months I’ve focused on my book reviews and on the progress of Into the Flames. Which is good, becuase I need to be focused on [...]
September, Fridays, and Flames
It’s the second day of September, my favorite month of the year. And that’s right, fellow readers! Next week will be our very first Flaming Friday! You didn’t forget about it, did you? I know I haven’t. I’m ready to give you more information than you ever wanted to know about Rahab and her world. [...]
Posted in My writing, NaNoWriMo, The Consortium, grammar
The Times, They Are A-Changin’
So, change is good right? When it comes to big changes, like moving to a different state or altering my worldview or rewriting an entire novel, I’m not too keen. I like regimen and consistency. I like knowing where I’ve been and where I’m going. I’m okay with little things, like geting a hair cut [...]
Posted in Personal, grammar
Tagged as: change, editing, Tate Publishing
An Editor’s Life, or, Six Things I Did at Work Yesterday
Yesterday at work I felt very productive and realized that I got to do a little bit of just about everything that my job entails. I thought it might interest you, gentle readers, to see what it is like to be an editor. Now, this isn’t typical of most people of my position. Most editors [...]
Posted in Personal, grammar
Tagged as: editing, Tate Publishing, The Consortium
In a land of make-believe that don’t believe in me
Happy National Grammar Day! I still don’t have a book review for you this week. I’m two hundred or so pages away from the end of Fall of Giants. So hopefully by Monday I’ll be done and have some insightful words about Ken Follet’s latest novel. Also, due to this new postion at work, I’ve [...]
Posted in My writing, Personal, grammar
Tagged as: Ken Follet, music, reading