I’ll be away from my computer for a week. No writing, but lots of work.
Later…
I’ll be away from my computer for a week. No writing, but lots of work.
Later…
>Hey, I’ve got my first banner to send out as advertising. Wanna see?
I posted it at the bottom of the Insight webpage to link to the P&F blurbs. Matter of fact, take a look at my recently revamped website and tell me what you think. I’ve tried to make it cleaner and easier to read. Did I succeed?
>I was just bloghopping and ran across Romance Unleashed – a neat idea several authors had to try a cross-marketing experiment. At the top of the page was this quote:
“If you obey the rules, you miss all the fun.” –Katherine Hepburn
Hallelejah! The woman had that right. Writers, how many times have you written pages of text, deep into the zone, typing madly and found yourself still following all the supposed ‘rules’ of writing out there? Don’t use “that”, “only”, & “just”. No adverbs, no telling-ever, don’t change POV in a scene or your hair will all fall out… (pant, pant–okay so I made up the last part about the hair) Not to mention the various passive voice words that need never spew from your fingers. Lordy, there’s a lot of them. I could go on ad nauseum, but why? You know them. Some have logical reasoning behind them and some are just ridiculous.
I’ve decided I just need a new rule to negate all others: In all things, moderation. And every once in awhile (Yes, I know I just made that 1 word – sue me!) do something radical!
So there! Bwa-ha-ha-ha!