can't help telling stories
Fans of the great detective will be pleased to learn the U.S. Supreme Court, by declining to hear a case, has made Sherlock Holmes fair game for new interpretation. I love the original stories by Arthur Conan Doyle, but I also love some of the newer tales. Laurie King’s stories of Mary Russell are among my favorite.
Sherlock Holmes To Remain in Public Domain After Supremes Decline Case | Variety
http://variety.com/2014/biz/news/sherlock-holmes-case-decision-public-domain-1201346225/
There is, apparently, a reason some of us have to tell stories. Here’s one explantion.
The Psychological Comforts of Storytelling – Atlantic Mobile
http://m.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/11/the-psychological-comforts-of-storytelling/381964/
First, let me say my plan for November is not to write a NaNo-related post every day. They do that sort of thing on the NaNo site.
Second, I decided to give NaNo a try this year. If you’ve joined to, too, I’d welcome a few “buddies.”
That said, if you started strong yesterday, but ran out of steam already, maybe you need to be a plotter, not a seat-of-the-pantser. Try these free plotting guides from Writer’s Digest.
It’s day one of NaNo. Whether you’re in or not, the trick is just to keep at it.
How to Stick to a Writing Schedule
http://lifehacker.com/how-to-stick-to-a-writing-schedule-1653234644
With one day left, here are 10 more tips for NaNo.
The Writing Box — 10 NaNoWriMo Tips
http://writingbox.tumblr.com/post/64853036461/10-nanowrimo-tips
sharon p. lynn 