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Wow Factor: Dreams & Goals for the Long Haul
A writer I much admire, Dean Wesley Smith, wrote an inspirational blog recently about dreams and goals (you can read it here), and it got me thinking. He just finished a year of writing (and publishing as part of his … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, belief systems, books, business, Dean Wesley Smith, don't give up, Dreams, fun with writing, goals, great fiction, indie publishing, learning the craft, production schedule, published, resolution, Sharon Joss, the writing speaks for itself, write, write every day, write every day; writers write, writer
Tagged dreams, goals, long view of writing, no shortcuts, production schedule, writing for the long term
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Spring Break
My beloved sister (or one of them, at any rate) came for a visit this weekend from Southern California. Fortunately, the weather was ‘Portland Perfect’ and we had a terrific time prowling the streets downtown, groovin’ on Mimosas, great coffee, … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, family, fun with writing, Moonrise Kingdom, movies, Portland, ruby slippers, Sharon Joss, spring, The Grand Budapest Hotel
Tagged fun, Portland, sister, spring break, The Grand Budapest Hotel
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Name That Voice!
Okay, this is too much fun not to share. There’s a cool site called I Write Like that allows you to paste a snippet of your work into an analyzer and *POOF* out pops the famous writer whose style yours … Continue reading