Have You Updated Your Blog Today?

Everything At Once.

(This is my original blog. I rarely update both on the same day, but today I did. )

The Great Description Debate ^_^

http://www.micahackerman.com/2/post/2014/04/stephen-king-the-stand-the-shining-and-short-stories.html

Today I posted about Stephen King

Thanks
Micah

Walking Home In The Fog

on

The WR(ite) Blog

The Shakespeare Code

An open mic hosted by the Salem Theater Company is quick, brief, but fun. Here's my account of the event I took part in.

In Cinematic Writing, I discuss ways in which nonfiction writers can use film camera and editing techniques in narrative writing. (Fiction writers can do this even more, but my focus is on creative nonfiction.)

http://www.sarahchauncey.com/cinematic-writing/

(Pay no attention to the date on the post. I only made it public today )

I'm changing the word "blog" in the subtitle of my blog.

http://luciesmoker.wordpress.com/

Me and Barbie, we're in a mood today. Plus, what happened once I found a beta reader for my new manuscript. Click here.

Authorized Musings: Remake or Mistake?

The Elka Almanac: Wordless Wednesday April 23 2014

My "U" entry for the A to Z Challenge. A story about my big brother and I running under the road through a storm drain to escape a "bear."

Finally, after almost a year, I've managed to get to my blog!!
www.sandiedocker.blogspot.com

What We Don't Know Can Hurt Us

http://capitalfools.com/2014/04/24/what-we-dont-know-can-hurt-us/

Thursday Morning Adventure.

It was an adventure getting out of bed this morning...

If you like reading about dark fantasies with goblins and fat, bald heroes, then check out my interview with Robert Evert- author of Riddle in Stone
http://gomezkarla.blogspot.com/2014/04/author-interview-robert-evert.html

I link to my review, too

New post: Glimpses of Me, Uncensored. Gail's Place

I'm starting a new theme to go along with my Intrepid Eavesdropper posts. I hope you enjoy the snippets! They're fun ones.

Brand spanking new blog post today

5 Lessons Stephen King Has Taught Me About Freelance Writing

"Although it was published well over a decade ago, when
I re-read Stephen Kings autobiographical writing guide
‘On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft’, much of the advice
found in it still helps me find my creative footing and hone
my day-to-day approach to freelance writing.

His book has a number of quotes worth sharing, but here
are five major points that I have gleaned from this guide.
Moreover, they have helped me enormously over the past
7 years that I have worked as a freelance writer..."

To continue reading click here: 5 Lessons Stephen King Has Taught Me About Freelance Writing

Talking about my (lack of) experience with revision. Revision(ist) History

A to Z Challenge: Verifiable

Book Spotlight: "Crucible" by Moira Katson

[FONT=Times New Roman, serif]If you're waiting for the second part of Father Mayorga's journey in Jesuit California, there will be a brief pause while I get hard to work on the Proof Copy of my third historical novel in Father Serra's Legacy.[/FONT]


[FONT=Times New Roman, serif]For those that are unfamiliar with this, it's the last stage prior to actual publication.[/FONT]


[FONT=Times New Roman, serif]And then, after posting the next part about Father Mayorga, I have to get to work to finish the fourth – and final – novel in the series.[/FONT]


[FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Stay tuned.[/FONT]