What to write about this time? For six years now, I’ve managed to drive my writing production – whether it’s short-fiction or blogging – by forcing myself to keep a schedule and a set of goals. In the case of my fiction, I set a number of stories to write each year. For my blog, … Continue reading
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Writing Wednesday: Where Are Those Ideas?
Goals from last week: 3 blog posts. Stories cycled to market as soon as markets were available. My scheduled release of “There’s No Present Like the Time” went off – on schedule. Need to start planning for my next release (August 17th); it will probably be another short story. I wrote 1166 words while rewriting … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about the Quest for Something Completely Different
(apologies to Monty Python…) My significant one and I were flipping through our various cable and streaming services trying to find something new to watch. It’s hard to find new things (maybe that’s why we have FiOS and Netflix and Amazon and Hulu.) How many different CSI’s are there? And that’s just a particular brand … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about Keeping My Nose to the Grindstone
Is being a project manager good for me as a writer? As I’ve become more and more immersed in my role at my day job, I find my thoughts are becoming more ordered – less spontaneous. I have tended toward chaos when it comes to thinking, and I think it has served me well in … Continue reading
Face Friction Friday: Freedom from Forced “Friendliness”
The purpose of this blog is to have a “social” presence, and ultimately attract people to my stories, in the hopes that they might eventually drop a buck or two and read some. I started out ambitiously, thinking I would put up seven posts per week, but regained SOME sanity and reduced it to just … Continue reading
Fun Friday: In Search of a Frying Pan of Doom
One of the greatest things about the internet is how it makes it possible to find ANYTHING you are looking for (if only I could figure out how to get people to look for my books… sorry about that self-serving digression.) Whether you want to rediscover toys from your childhood, or find special tools or … Continue reading
Meandering Monday about Echo Boxes
I was driving to work the other day, listening to the radio. I’m a political junkie, so I tend to listen to talk-radio, which sometimes gets stuck on the topic of the day (or month.) Lately it’s been on the never-ending series of Harvey Weinstein-like revelations. It’s not just talk-radio, the mainstream media can’t seem … Continue reading