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Comment on FROST MOON at Georgia Tech by Marketing yourself « The Library of Dresan

Marketing yourself « The Library of Dresan — Sun, 12 Aug 2012 05:43:14 +0000

[...] conventions, radio shows, writer’s conferences, be a guest at a con, go on a blogtour, give a talk, etc., etc. … it all adds up. I got published because I took my laptop into the corner of [...]

Comment on A Writing Group Poem by William Siewert

William Siewert — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 06:16:04 +0000

Kick rocks jk

Comment on My Author Copies of The Parents’ Guide to Clubfoot Are Here by Andrea Elias

Andrea Elias — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 15:07:46 +0000

I wonder if there is a translation of the Portuguese or Spanish book

Comment on Keiko Called Time by JAN PETRUCHA

JAN PETRUCHA — Sat, 21 Jul 2012 05:06:53 +0000

BETSY, THAT WAS SO CUTE.. RIGHT ON THE BUTTON…. LOL GOOD TO SEE YOU AGAIN, JAN

Comment on First Post by JAN PETRUCHA

JAN PETRUCHA — Sat, 21 Jul 2012 04:50:25 +0000

IT WAS LOVELY TO BE BACK WITH YOU LAST WEEK.. I LOVE TO HEAR YOUR STORIES AND SHARE MINE WITH YOU… I LOVE THIS NEW SITE YOU HAVE . ALSO I LIKE THE NEW PLACE WE MEET AT.. BARNES AND NOBLE IN THE PRUNEYARD….KEEP ON WRITING THOSE STORIES .PRETTY PLEASE…… HOPE TO ATTEND A LOT MORE MEETINGS..

BEST WISHES TO ALL FROM JAN…

Comment on Why Write to the End? by Prevail, Victoriana! « The Library of Dresan

Prevail, Victoriana! « The Library of Dresan — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 22:02:40 +0000

[...] believe that you can’t really tell what to cut out until you FINISH YOUR WORK (a philosophy shared by many in my writing group). Writing is not editing, and often you can’t tell what a story really needs until you finish [...]

Comment on What Are You Working On? by Betsy Miller

Betsy Miller — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 01:21:01 +0000

Hi, I’m Betsy. I write a combination of nonfiction and fiction. This week I’m working on the synopsis of my young adult novel, All She Wants to Do Is Dance, which is in the middle of beta reading cycle #2. If you’re curious about beta reading cycles, you can check out my article How to Run Beta Reading Cycles here at the Write to the End website.

Comment on What Are You Working On? by Anthony Francis

Anthony Francis — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 22:10:43 +0000

Hey, I’m Anthony Francis, and I’m a writer of urban fantasy, steampunk and science fiction. My day job involves the Search Engine That Starts With A “G” and my background is in artificial intelligence and emotional robotics.

I’m working on a steampunk novel called JEREMIAH WILLSTONE AND THE CLOCKWORK TIME MACHINE, which is aaalllmost ready to send to beta readers. I’m also working on an interactive fiction and a screenplay in the same universe. I’ll be participating in Script Frenzy this April to get the screenplay done.

I’m almost done with the rough draft of LIQUID FIRE, the third urban fantasy novel in my Skindancer series featuring magical tattooist Dakota Frost. I’m excited about this one and hope to have it out to beta readers this summer. The first two novels in the series, FROST MOON and BLOOD ROCK, are doing very well.

I’m halfway done with the rough draft of HEX CODE, the spinoff YA series in the Skindancer universe featuring weretiger and math prodigy Cinnamon Frost. I’m also excited about this one which is going in an interesting new direction.

I’ve got the first third of a YA space novel called MAROONED out to the editor. We’re breaking it into 3 novellas and the first one, called “Stranded” we hope will come out this year. This will hopefully be a seven book series.

I’ve got a stalled webcomic called f@nu fiku I’m trying to restart, but while that’s going on I’m working with Nathan Vargas on BlitzComics.com, a project to help blocked comic writers and artists make progress on their dreams.

I’m writing a monthly column on writing on Write to the End called “The Centaur’s Pen” and I’m working on another column for my own website called “Getting Traction”, both as a part of trying to get into nonfiction writing.

I have many more projects in partial states of completion: novels, comics, artworks, webworks, computer programming investigations, games, and so on. But I’m comfortable not making a lot of progress on my side projects, because I’ve got enough main projects to keep me gobstackingly busy.

Just how I like it.

-the Centaur

Comment on A Writing Group Poem by Betsy

Betsy — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 00:11:58 +0000

I love this poem. Thanks for sharing it!

Comment on The Rules Disease by The Rules Disease at Write to The End « The Library of Dresan

The Rules Disease at Write to The End « The Library of Dresan — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 22:02:47 +0000

[...] a new essay on writing at the Write to the End blog, called “The Rules Disease.” A [...]