A Tale of Two Books, Part 3
A Tale of Two Books, Part 3 Welcome back. Last week I described the wiki as a writing tool and compared it to a set of Lego’s. No analogies this week, I promise. Instead, I’ll give you a few examples of why I have decided to write a novel based upon a wiki instead of [...]
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A Tale of Two Books, Part II Last week I told you the problems I’ve encountered working with both a rigid outline and using none at all. I also mentioned that I found what appears to be the perfect combination of an outline and creative freedom. Wikipedia gave me the idea. While on their site doing research [...]
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A Tale of Two Books It was recently brought to my attention that the Earth is round. Or, as some would say, spherical, perhaps even an oblate ellipsoid. I’m told this has been proven beyond a shadow of doubt and is now considered a scientific fact. This is also a bit depressing. Pick a direction [...]
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There are a lot of things I would rather be doing right now instead of writing this particular blog post. I’m on a winning streak as of late at the poker tables and I feel like I’m cheating myself out of fun and profit sitting here on a Friday night getting ready to throw down [...]
Read More →The News Media (sic)
Let’s get one thing straight right up front. I’m not a journalist. My job is not to spin the facts. I’m a writer, and I blog about writing…mostly. There are times that I wish people reporting the news would do so responsibly, but then I remember. Responsible reporting is not their job; ratings and sales [...]
Read More →Why Do You Write?
Originally posted on June 25, 2012 by K.D. Rush at Indies Unlimited Why Do You Write? What do you need in order to make your life seem complete? Is there a single goal to accomplish, perhaps a lifelong dream that you need to achieve? If fame and fortune are on your bucket list, then I [...]
Read More →America Loves You
America Loves You Ask anyone their opinion of America and you will get an ear full. The views may vary, but listen to the passion in their voices. Even if you disagree with their assessment you can’t deny the conviction of their belief. It’s almost ingrained into their very soul. Changing those beliefs, while not impossible, would [...]
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Stephanie Noel on Do social media help sell books? – Guest Post by Author Scott Bury
This was really informative! Thank you!KD Rush on Where To Start
LOL - Thanks sir. I'll never turn down a positive plot point.Chris James on Where To Start
Good work, my friend. Just keep moving forward and you'll get to the end. Sending positive plot points your way :)KD Rush on Where To Start
Thanks Alison! It's been an adventure to say the least, but this is the first month I've ever felt like a 'real writer' and it's a blast!Alison Morton on Where To Start
Vary sensible advice and good luck!KD Rush on Review: The Second Internet Cafe, Part 2: The Cascade Annihilator by Chris James
Taking a writing break to catch up with Lucas Hunter was a guilty pleasure. :) Back to work. Write on mate.Chris James on Review: The Second Internet Cafe, Part 2: The Cascade Annihilator by Chris James
KD, My friend, you have my warmest thanks for taking the time to read and review Cascade. That's a thorough and honest review, and I'm over the moon that you enjoyed...
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