can't help telling stories
As writers and as readers, what happens to our work after publication matters. This report from Publishers Weekly explains how fragile the world of epublishing may be.
Penning Up Your Books | PWxyz
http://blogs.publishersweekly.com/blogs/PWxyz/2014/02/10/penning-up-your-books/
I like this post for two reasons.
First, it confirms what I’ve always felt about music. (Good reason, right?)
Second, it makes me wonder what my characters listen — or don’t listen — to.
What Music Does to Your Brain While You Work
http://thenextweb.com/lifehacks/2014/02/10/listen-work-music-brain/
Polish your prose or poetry, then check this website for free contests for writers.
For some things, you’ll need a lawyer. But these suggestions seem like sound ideas to help you grow a business.
The Six Contract Provisions Freelancers Should Include
http://lifehacker.com/the-six-contract-provisions-freelancers-should-include-1515118904
Hardly a word, eeek. But reading it gives me a chilly shiver. Is there a mouse near, or something more threatening? Here are a few tips for evoking feelings (that will come through in our sensory texts – see the Feb. 9 post).
Words, Concrete, and Stacking Stories: 3 Tips for Writing Emotion in Fiction | A Writer’s Touch
http://awriterstouch.wordpress.com/2013/03/27/words-concrete-and-sta
cking-stories-3-tips-for-writing-emotion-in-fiction/
