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Adventures in Writing: Love Affair

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Thursday, January 27, 2011. I love it when my main character kisses someone for the first time. The soft lips, the visceral feel of intimacy, the scent of closeness. Does this mean that I'm a hopeless mush? Too much flirting with the baristas? I love it when I can make the setting come alive. How many words are too many? If the setting seems like another character in the novel, I love that. That's how many words, that and no more. What do you love about writing? January 27, 2011 at 1:10 PM. Join the conv...

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Adventures in Writing: Random wi-fi

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Sunday, January 9, 2011. I have been in the Philippines for the last two weeks and not able to get WiFi access. I have been unable to post any updates, but now that I am back, I will try to provide some interesting accounts of my travels. I hope you find them interesting. The Philippines is a diverse country, and the places that I went were fun and exciting to see. Hopefully I can turn it into an interesting setting for my next novel. Douglas L. Perry. Labels: Douglas L. Perry. Great blog man, keep it up!

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Try This Recipe for Summer: Chocolate Eclair Pie | Constructively Critical

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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. All things essential to living the creative life…. Larr; Notes on THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE: The Horror! On Removing the Carpet →. Try This Recipe for Summer: Chocolate Eclair Pie. Posted by Christine P. SUPER EASY…THIS WILL LITERALLY TAKE YOU LESS THAN 15 MINUTES TO MAKE! I consider myself to be like the Sandra Lee of mish-mashing recipes together. On the Food Network, she does. Well, I do. So here it is! 1 box of honey graham crackers.

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Notes on THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE: The Horror! The Horror! | Constructively Critical

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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. All things essential to living the creative life…. Larr; The Stories of My Life. Try This Recipe for Summer: Chocolate Eclair Pie →. Notes on THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE: The Horror! Posted by Christine P. I have recently traveled into the very heart of darkness. It sucked. My soul has forever been scarred. My viewing of. A 2010 Dutch horror film written and directed by Tom Six) began as a. About half of the movie takes place after Heiter ...

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Adventures in Writing: eBook Thoughts and a Random Bit of Linking

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Wednesday, January 5, 2011. EBook Thoughts and a Random Bit of Linking. So, um where did 2010 go? Nathan Brandsford did a holiday repeat of a post he made in 2007, which was a year before I started following blogs about writing. And boy-howdy (boy-howdy being a technical term), did I love it. Let me link it to you, my friends:. Holiday Repeat: Writing Advice From Some Old Guys At My Gym. My latest book review. Is up on my blog. By Sarah A. Hoyt. Nana: Reads from new Kindle. Papa: Reads from old Kindle.

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Adventures in Writing: Slammed

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Monday, April 25, 2011. Where it is different is that in publishing there is a chance, though small, that you can gain an agent's attention by the query process. In fund raising, that almost never happens. If you don't know someone, it's almost impossible unless your product targets a market with a specialized fund. I've had some great meetings, but I'm far from done. My writing has effectively been put on the back burner until I get this done, but hopefully soon I'll be back with a vengeance. Coffee Sho...

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Adventures in Writing: Balancing Your Writing Time

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Sunday, March 13, 2011. Balancing Your Writing Time. How do you balance your writing time, with your other time? Whether it be personal time, family time, work time, game time, grandkid time, heck any time. How do you do it? The only way that I can do it, is to pick a particular time to day to write, budget myself a specified amount of writing time, and hide from everyone else. That's the only way I can make it work. When are you the most efficient writer? When are you the least efficient? I am really ba...

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Adventures in Writing: Visualize Success! How to Write Back Cover Copy

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Tuesday, July 17, 2012. How to Write Back Cover Copy. Revised and updated from an older post. Many of us unpublished writers have a dose of humility and a smattering of self-consciousness. I am here to tell you with visualizing your book on the shelf, which is also. Visualizing back cover copy, to knock that shit off. Your back cover copy is about selling your writing. Your back cover copy is about enticing a reader to buy your book. Ya, go get it. I’ll wait. La la la, la la la). For this exercise, we ar...

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Musings: May 2010

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A personal look at writing, publishing, technology, social media, and anything else that occurs to me. Monday, May 31, 2010. So what do I do? I don't know. Obviously, my novels are going nowhere until I can decide to go on or quit. Perhaps a few short stories as trial balloon are needed to verify I can write to the level required. Blogging and audience building also seem to be the order of the day. As a writer friend tells me, 'One step at a time.' I now understand why he says this. Links to this post.

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Musings: June 2010

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A personal look at writing, publishing, technology, social media, and anything else that occurs to me. Monday, June 28, 2010. Likewise, I mapped my entire fantasy world some years ago. If I were started from scratch I probably wouldn't do that. I'd use Fractal Terrains. The nice thing about that program is it integrates with Campaign Cartographer I believe, and will randomly generate the entire world in a snap. Posted by Rich Feitelberg. Links to this post. Friday, June 25, 2010. I am something of a tech...