Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-15
Into the heart of deepest Style Guide…the meat of the indie writer's copyediting checklist begins. http://t.co/HgnDNLJA # Powered by Twitter Tools
Into the heart of deepest Style Guide…the meat of the indie writer's copyediting checklist begins. http://t.co/HgnDNLJA # Powered by Twitter Tools
Goosebumps writer R.L. Stein wrote a short, bug-infested Twitter story in honor of Friday the 13th: Well, it’s Friday the 13th—my national holiday. To celebrate I wrote this story exclusively for you. It’s called THE BRAVE KID. Michael had no fear of Friday the 13th. His house was at 13 Endless Darkness Road. He was 13,
New fiction! This is another book that’s going up on Kindle Direct Select, which means I’m leaving it up there exclusively for three months (until July 9). I’ll announce when it’s available on other sites, but for now it’s at Amazon.com. If you buy an Amazon copy but need an additional file format, contact me at
New fiction! This is another book that’s going up on Kindle Direct Select, which means I’m leaving it up there exclusively for three months (until July 9). I’ll announce when it’s available on other sites, but for now it’s at Amazon.com. If you buy an Amazon copy but need an additional file format, contact me at
New fiction! This is another book that’s going up on Kindle Direct Select, which means I’m leaving it up there exclusively for three months (until July 9). I’ll announce when it’s available on other sites, but for now it’s at Amazon.com. If you buy an Amazon copy but need an additional file format, contact me
The indie editing series continues (starts here but the collective posts are here). — Line-editing the text in a work is what most people think of when they think of line edits. And most people think of it as being relatively straightforward. You check for correctness. Either it’s correct or it isn’t, right? No. It’s more clear-cut
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Great! Because the publishers don’t want you to. Pikes Peak Library District is calling out big publishers about not providing library copies of ebooks…or charging over $100 a copy…or only letting the library check out the book 26 times before they charge the library for a new copy. See their Facebook NOT eNOUGH page for
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So it’s been a busy couple of weeks. I went to a workshop out in Oregon: The Character Voice & Setting Workshop with Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Katherine Rusch. As always, I’m left with the impression that I love the ocean, but being next to it for too long would be bad for me.
I don't operate by "Ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer" theory. # I operate on the "Do something stupid, get sent back to follow the instructions" policy. # I just got listed as a MG book reviewer on Step-by-Step Publishing http://t.co/UBpQGrbK # And THE FIRST requester did not follow the instructions. O waily
What what what? Why didn’t I know that National Library Week was coming up? Because I’m an ungrateful wretch, that’s why. Pass the word on! You remember when you were a kid and the only place you could get book (aside from Christmas, maybe) was the library? Yeah. At Pikes Peak Library District, check out