www.inkthinkerblog.com — Chandy over at Absolute Write Water Cooler shared a great list of 100 questions for writers to use in fleshing out characters. I don’t know if I’d have the patience to get through all 100 questions for every main character in my manuscript, but even working on a few or a just a single section would be very helpful! Check it out.
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www.inkthinkerblog.com — The contract is signed! Woohoo! I start after the first of the year, which is when I’ll give you all the juicy details.
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The Old Desk (the big-enough one)
Just to give you a sense of scale…
“Mommy, does this desk make me look fat?”
Time to vacuum!
The disassembly begins
Pickles helps Mommy put the hutch together
I’m building this desk old school!
The New Desk (the not-big-enough one)
Electronically gifted puppy
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www.inkthinkerblog.com — Do you want to improve your writing skills and expand your business in 2007? Me too! That’s why I was so excited when I saw Michael Stelzner’s list of the Top 10 Blog Posts for Writers (The Best From The Best in 2006!).
Why should you read each and every one of these 10 posts? Because they contain, as Mike says, “pure gold” for writers. I learned something new from each of them, and I’ve already put some of it into practice in this post. (A bright, shiny “Good Job!” to the first person to point out what it is!)
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www.inkthinkerblog.com — I posted an announcement about my new website evaluation services in a forum I recently joined, and I got what I thought was a positively hilarious reaction (paraphrased below).
Me: Announcement
Them: You’re charging $295 to tell someone that their site sucks? I do that for free.
Me: No, I’m charging $295 to tell someone how to make it stop sucking.
For the record, a site evaluation can make a good site even better, so getting one doesn’t mean you’re an incompetent ninny who knows nuttin’ ’bout nuttin’. It means
you’re a smart businessperson who wants to get the greatest possible return on every investment, including your website.
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