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Typewriters of Famous Authors
All of their typewriters seem very appropriate to the author… Found via Tumblr – wonder where it originally came from.Filed under: Books, Reblogs Tagged: famous authors, typewriters, writers, writing
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On Being Ahead of the Deadline
Mark Twain. Yup, you read the title right. I am ahead on my Camp NaNoWriMo deadline and The Writing Resolution, my self-imposed deadline. The Numbers My goal for July and Camp NaNoWriMo was to reach...
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Common Courtesy: Read Before You Write.
Recently, a family friend published his second book. Now, this friend is a storyteller among storytellers. He actually holds professional designation as a storyteller (who knew there was such a...
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How To Maximize Your Word Count And Write More Every Day « terribleminds:...
How To Maximize Your Word Count And Write More Every Day « terribleminds: chuck wendig. Oh how I love Chuck Wendig… My favorite from the above post? When life gives you no time, MAKE TIME TRAVELING...
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Confessions of an ADD Writer—How I Turned my Struggle into Success
Confessions of an ADD Writer—How I Turned my Struggle into Success Not sure if Edie is ADD, clinically speaking, but these are some great tips! I would only add to not neglect physical activity, which...
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Why Writers Are the Worst Procrastinators – Megan McArdle – The Atlantic
Why Writers Are the Worst Procrastinators – Megan McArdle – The Atlantic This is the best article that I have read about procrastination, particularly in writers, in recent memory. It reminds me of an...
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The Comeback Kid, Slush Slumps, and the Write Training
Unlike the 1980 made-for-TV movie, apparently you don’t get a soundtrack when you realize you need a comeback. Since the end of 2013, I’ve been writing, sure, but not working on any real projects (or...
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