Dorothy here, writing you from somewhere in the Pisgah National Forest, on Peter’s login since it’s functioning better than the laptop I brought. (Two is

Dorothy here, writing you from somewhere in the Pisgah National Forest, on Peter’s login since it’s functioning better than the laptop I brought. (Two is
Sometimes I wonder if you could write a story using predictive text, and if it would make any sense at all. Probably not. For one
That’s the basis of Kris Rusch’s piece Rethinking the Writing Business: Part 1 over at Kris Writes. We authors are looking at ourselves as publishers,
I don’t really know how much of a “trend” this is, but in my casual, work-avoiding browsing of current events I sure have seen a
First up, my apologies for spacing last week. I am a creature of habit and when my routines get disrupted I forget things. I forget
I’ve been a bit down in the dumps recently. Not, “Aaiiee!! The world is ending!” but more of, “Blah. Existing is hard work. I’d take