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Sharing in the Age of Social Media
In recent days, I haven’t been posting much on my blog, on Facebook or on Twitter. The reason for my silence is that I have been spending a lot of time debating what I should and shouldn’t share publicly. Part of creating a … Continue reading
How to Disrupt Your Writing Schedule
Over the weekend, my sweetie and I took in a foster parrot by way of the good folks over at Mickaboo Companion Bird Rescue. If there’s any way to really disrupt your writing and work schedules, bringing a new bird … Continue reading
Things I Used to Be
Yesterday, I picked up a new follower on Twitter, @deangloster. His profile jumped out at me. In his bio, he wrote: Novelist. Reader. Former standup comic. Former lawyer (in remission.) Somehow, that gave me a chuckle. It made me think about … Continue reading
More on Bad Reviews
A comment on my post Reviews, Sales and Marketing got me thinking a bit more about bad reviews. While lousy feedback can be based on people’s honest opinions, there’s the potential for another ugly problem: Internet trolls. According to Wikipedia, an Internet … Continue reading
Why I Volunteer
If you follow my Twitter feed, you’ve probably noticed I mention my volunteer work from time to time. For the past 15 years, I’ve worked as a musical entertainer for several convalescent and senior daycare centers. Once a month, I pack up my … Continue reading
Gender Stereotypes, AKA Sexism in Writing
On Monday, Sandra Harvey blogged a rather thought-provoking piece on Sexism in Writing. In her post, she wrote: I read today an article that explained how each gender wrote and how we should be expected to write and sound. It was … Continue reading
Vampires, Sex and Romance
One of the issues I’ve personally wrestled with since I started writing is the question of sex. Specifically, how much is too much? While it’s true that it sells, I’m not sure I want to firmly establish myself as a writer of erotic … Continue reading
I am a Writer and a Parent (or Was)
Sharon Bayliss, the author of The December People series, invited parents who are also authors to chime in on her Mama #bloghop today. While technically I’m no longer actively parenting because I am an empty-nester, I figured I’d jump in and participate just the … Continue reading
A Mini Road Trip for a Movie
Sometime this week, my sweetheart and I will be taking a mini road trip to go see a movie. Generally speaking, we don’t often see films in the theater, mainly because of the expense. I tend to exercise a little … Continue reading