Horace Silver is one cool dude
This is a long clip, but treat yourself at least to a sampling. Silver is such a unique-looking guy — a fin-de-siècle vampire who happens to be slick as hell … Continue reading
A Different Kind of Book Review: Parts Unknown by Kevin Brennan
Originally posted on 1WriteWay:
This book review, if you will, is an excerpt from one of my (now many) novels in progress. *** Part of Melissa’s job at The Antiquarian…
A new book recommendation site: Just One Book
Looks like it’s just getting off the ground, but Just One Book is a place where readers recommend — you guessed it: Just One Book. There are only twelve books … Continue reading
Chuck Wendig’s 25 gifts for writers
These are just the first three! See all 25 here. Since it’s Thanksgiving and mañana’s Black Friday, it’s time to start dropping hints about what you really want this holiday … Continue reading
Charting on Amazon: woohoo edition
UPDATE: Oh well. It was worth a try… Hey kids! If you haven’t bought Yesterday Road yet and are inclined to buy it soon, why not do it today and … Continue reading
Do as Nicholson Baker says: write every day
Thought I’d throw this into the mix, so you can fit a little writing into your schedule today before things get out of control. Nicholson Baker says writers must write … Continue reading
What Are You Reading for the Holiday?
Andra Watkins was kind enough to feature Yesterday Road at The Accidental Cootchie Mama yesterday. Read her review, and follow her advice!
Can we please stop it, please?
Not a day goes by that I don’t hear the phrase “at the end of the day.” Can we please stop it, please?! This has been a brief whinge about … Continue reading
A new place to promote your self-published book: That Part Where
Looking for a new way to promote your book? Yeah, me too. That’s why I was glad I ran into That Part Where, the brainchild of the good people … Continue reading
Sylvia Plath cheers you up on a November Sunday
Listen to Sylvia Plath reading “November Graveyard.” It lays out her thoughts on the cemetery where she would eventually lie. I don’t know much about Sylvia Plath, but I find … Continue reading
