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If you want to write, you have to be willing to be disturbed. – Kate Green, author I’m finishing up the first draft of a story. It’s not the nicest of stories, frankly. In fact, one might find it a … Continue reading →
You know, in the past several weeks, I’ve made good on my promises: 1) to do my morning pages and 2) to make time to write fiction. And I’ve pretty much finished two stories. But the second one, it’s not … Continue reading →
The Boston Globe ran its usual, daily book review this morning on Dan Brown‘s newest read, Inferno. Whether or not Inferno is a good book, the review by Chuck Leddy made for great reading. It was less about the book … Continue reading →
The only certainty about writing and trying to be a writer is that it has to be done, not dreamed of or planned and never written, or talked about (the ego eventually falls apart like a soaked sponge), but simply … Continue reading →
If you want to write, you’re going to write. What are you going to give up? It’s amazing how much time people will spend on [exercise] for their butts, thighs and stomachs and they don’t have time to write. So … Continue reading →
Picking up – sort of – where I left off the other day… If you recall, I was wondering whether people are using electronic devices to enhance their reading and writing experiences. I’m just starting to, having recently purchased a … Continue reading →
Today The Polished Paragraph presents the first of (hopefully) many useful editing tips if you need/want a reader to actually read what you’ve written, be it a short story or a college essay or a business plan. Remember, if it’s … Continue reading →
Skier Lindsey Vonn recently suffered a scary wipe-out in the Super-G during the world championships in Austria. After losing a ski, she tumbled down the slope, shredding her ACL and MCL (knee ligaments) and breaking a lower leg bone. Recovery … Continue reading →
“You think those dogs will not be in heaven! I tell you they will be there long before any of us.” ― Robert Louis Stevenson “You can say any fool thing to a dog and the dog will just give … Continue reading →
Last Thursday’s post dealt with editing out all the stuff that takes away from what you want to say whether it’s fiction or a report for your boss. Today’s is about the opposite: going to town and leaving all the … Continue reading →
