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Tag Archives: writing
Tired
I’m really tired, so here’s just a quick link for today: Lynn Viehl has a great post on snakes in the grass and writing villains at Paperback Writer.
Dust Storm Linkdump
I’m tired tonight and not feeling too well and the storm that started up this afternoon has given me one hell of a headache. The storm was odd from the beginning. It began brewing this afternoon, during my afternoon class. … Continue reading
The New York Times has odd ideas about indie publishing
While getting some wine from the cellar, I slipped and sprained my ankle (luckily before I had gotten the wine or there would have been a mess as well). Yeah, in the real world ankles aren’t sprained while being chased … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged e-books, genre vs. literary, inspiration, New York Times, Sick, writing
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Non-Postapocalyptic Links
Since the Apocalypse was canceled, here are two links to keep you occupied: Dean Wesley Smith slays another sacred cow of publishing, namely the myth about killing one’s career. There’s a profile of one of my translation clients in the … Continue reading
Last Chance before the Apocalypse Links
I had a really shitty day. My students acted up (well, some of them) and I had to reprimand the same girl first for talking on her cellphone in class and getting stinky when I asked her to stop and … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Links, Writing
Tagged Battlestar Galactica, Doctor Who, e-books, linkdump, school, Star Wars, writing
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Tired Linkdump
I’m really tired today and not in the mood for a longer post, but here is a linkdump: Theodora Goss has two lovely posts about reading protocols and finding or rather rediscovering the joy in writing. The Independent asks: Is … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Links, TV, Writing
Tagged gender, linkdump, literary theory, US TV, writing
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A Science Fictional Linkdump
Expect a post on the Neil Gaiman episode of Doctor Who and an announcement next week, but for now here is a linkdump, largely science fiction themed:
Two funnies and a writing link
I’m still rather busy, with stuff about which I will be able to say more soon. So have a few links instead: I love Lynn Viehl’s response to the recent kerfuffle about some local politico from Minnesota calling Neil Gaiman … Continue reading
Open season on political plagiarists – and some writing links
More plagiarising politicians are biting the dust. First of all, the commission at the university of Bayreuth, which was supposed to investigate the Karl Theodor zu Guttenberg plagiarism case (extensively blogged about in these pages), has published its report, which … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Links, Writing
Tagged e-books, gender, plagiarism, politics, writing
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A Stats Oddity – and Cora is tired
I’m tired, so I only have a short post today. Expect one last photo post as well as a longer genre rant tomorrow. Meanwhile, my stats have shot up dramatically and the blog had 111 visitors yesterday. Not the best … Continue reading