Title? Tentative. 1. Intro Purpose: Spend less money, spend less time cooking when you don’t want to, spend more time with the people you love. Sweet spot: finding the restaurants where you go when you don’t feel like cooking but don’t have a special reason to go out to eat. Past vs. present: We used […]
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Right, this is a ramble. I was going to put it up on Facebook instead, but…lemme get to that. I wish I’d been posting about this kind of stuff more regularly, because now I have like this huge stack of thoughts, and it feels like to have the last thought make sense, I have to
I don’t want to lecture you about your boyfriend. You already know what I think. Instead, let me tell you how we met. It’s either that or you’re grounded. —Okay, Dad. So I’d gone to the zoo a week ago when the zombie apocalypse started. Your mom was wearing a leopard-skin wrap with the claws
This is for the folks from the Pike’s Peak Writers’ “Write Your Heart Out” event, but you can play along anyway. IF YOU KNOW THESE BOOKS OR HAVE PLAYED THIS GAME BEFORE, DO NOT BLOW IT FOR THE REST OF THE PLAYERS IN THE COMMENTS. Email me personally if you like and I’ll confirm how
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Right, this weekend (after talking about flaws in front of PPW) I have to meet up with Becky Clark and talk about indie publishing, soup to nuts. She’s funnier than I am, so I want to make sure she doesn’t distract me too much with her jokes, and so therefore I’m writing a possible outline for
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Now available at Amazon, B&N, Smashwords, Gumroad, and more. Episode 1 can be found at Amazon, B&N, Kobo, Smashwords, Gumroad, Apple, and more. “Cro-quet. Croooooquet,” Alice responded. “An invitation to play croooooo-quet to His Highness from Miss Liddell.” “I invited you first,” he said. “An invitation to play croooo-quet to Miss Liddell from Prince Leopold.” “Here’s your invitation to play croooooquet.”
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I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that girls fart. What surprises me, though, is that my daughter farts like a boy. What I would consider a boy. At home, she’ll be doing something, and just fart. She won’t hold it in, sneak off to the bathroom, and discreetly wander back
I’m reading The Year Without Pants: WordPress.com and the Future of Work, and for some reason it’s helped me put into words something that I’d been having trouble expressing, about indie publishing. All over the place, what I’m seeing is that everyone, indies and traditionally published authors and hybrids, are almost universally extremely anxious to express the
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Debbie Mumford interviewed me at Independent Bookworm: What makes the world of your novel different from ours? I was going to say “zombies,” but that’s not really it. I live in the U.S. in modern times, and that world is Victorian England, which I think is more of a difference than zombies themselves would be.
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Right, this has nothing to do with writing or promotion, except it does. There are some people who split the world up into twos, and some who don’t. Optimist/pessimist. Atheist/believer. Yes/no. Democrat/Republican. Things like that. Me, I’ve come to look at those situations and go, “To what purpose?” To what purpose do we split the
