Month: May 2012
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The Politics of Free Part 2
Giving away free stuff on the internet is either the best thing ever or the worst from a business standpoint. In this post I’m going to look at the benefits of a price point so low it’s nonexistent for various types of digital media. The following post picks up right where the previous one left…
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The Politics of Free Part 1
Giving away free stuff on the internet is either the best thing ever or the worst from a business standpoint. In the next couple of posts I’m going to look at the good and bad of a price point so low it’s nonexistent for various types of digital media. Maybe next week, I’ll even delve…
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Everyone Fails – At First.
Everyone’s first book sucks – and I do mean that almost as broadly as it sounds (there are a very few exceptions to this rule.) Writing is a craft that takes a lot of trial and error. The first time you finish a novel is an important moment, a giant hurdle behind you – and…
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Just A Post
This is just a post to let everyone know I’ve reached – and passed – the midpoint for Book 2 in the Four Horsemen series. Just a quick post to say it’s going along strong now and I’m hoping for a release very soon. A tiny post to say look forward to it folks, “InThe…
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Just a Hobby or Something More?
Do you have what it takes to call yourself a writer or are you another dabbling hobbyist? Do you really want to know what separates one from the other? What magic bullet do you need in order to take your dreams of being a professional from dream to reality?
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What Are Your Standards?
Standards, every artist has them and each set varies from artist to artist. Some might seem a little shallow from the casual observer (like never accepting less than a certain dollar value for your work) but to the artist who holds them they’re always vital. It’s these standards and our attachment to them that helps…
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Ebook Review: Claire Farrell’s “Thirst”
Since I’m a woman who is ruled by her eyes, sometimes I pick up an ebook just because I like their cover a lot. That was the case with “Thirst” a paranormal novella by Claire Farrell.
Blargle Splect: Writerly Musings & Blather 