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Category: Blogging
This Anonymous Group of Do-Gooders Aren’t #FakeNews [We Are The World Blogfest]
These do-gooders don't want recognition; they just want to help kids.
Celebrating #BrownBoyhood with Melanites Action Pals! [We Are The World Blogfest]
Everyone deserves to see themselves represented - on the screen, in varied careers, and even in toys.
Blog Schedule
Here's my blog schedule.. for now.
I’m on other sites!
I'm guest posting! With links and GIFs.
The love of a good story with Andy Peloquin
Should we write for inspiration, deadlines, or something else? An interview with Andy Peloquin.
I think I’m being followed…
Or, at least, I hope I will be soon. Here's the deal: When I switched from wordpress.com to wordpress.org, things got a little crazy. No one could follow my blog to get automatic updates on when I posted. And that sucked. I tinkered with code, tried plugins, raged, cried, and generally made a pest of … Continue reading I think I’m being followed…
Romance and mystery with indie authors and the “First Day, First Paragraph” tag
A friend of mine tagged me last month to play a blog game he created. I wasn't sure if I would participate; I don't always, especially when I'm already feeling overwhelmed with work and other responsibilities. But this time I actually have something to offer in the form of a sneak peak into the sequel … Continue reading Romance and mystery with indie authors and the “First Day, First Paragraph” tag
Blog gotten stale? [Book Review]
I have never been very regular with blogging. I know I need to blog regularly. Honestly, I really enjoy blogging. But something about the schedules I've set in the past has made it incredible difficult to stick to it and keep it going for very long at a time. That's why when Reading Deals offered … Continue reading Blog gotten stale? [Book Review]
Looking back on my beginnings: The First Anthologies to Publish My Work
Two years ago this month, I published the following post on my little blog that almost no one read. I guess it just goes to show that you can start from nowhere, and end up being a published author. I can't believe how far I've come, and I look forward to more years of writing, … Continue reading Looking back on my beginnings: The First Anthologies to Publish My Work