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Sunday, January 6, 2013

Sunday Surfing

A Writer's Resolutions

Your Novel Blueprint

Let Characters Be Wrong

Semicolons

The Importance of Being (Slightly) Arrogant as a Writer (I struggled a bit trying to accept this. It's from a perspective I've not considered before now.)

Melissa Maygrove's IWSG - Motivation post (lots of great resource links)

An Editor Confesses: 6 Things Writers Taught Me...by Ruth Harris

4 Tips for Creating a Business Plan for 2013

And most have probably seen this, but if not...
The entire history of Star Trek is in this SPACE.com timeline infographic.
Source: SPACE.com: All about our solar system, outer space and exploration

15 comments:

  1. Amazing how Star Trek developed. It wasn't a very high-quality show at the time. I have memories of that show and Lost In Space (even less quality). Both shows ignited a passion for reading sci fi in my younger years.

    As always, great links. I read the article about arrogance with interest too. It made a good point.

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    1. I was hoping to get some people's take on that arrogance article. And yes, Star Trek's original series was every bit as much about social and political commentary as techno-geekdom.

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  2. Thanks for the links. I haven't looked at them yet but there are a couple that I really need to read.

    Looking at the timeline makes me feel really old. LOL!

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    1. P.S. Just read the arrogance article. It says what I already believed...because I'm arrogant (in a writerly sense) :D

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    2. All timelines make me feel old! LOL I just can't bring myself to say "I'm arrogant" with any conviction, but the points it raises just calls my modesty bluff, I guess. :-)

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  3. That graph is a Trekker's geek dream!
    And Melissa's list of writing motivations was great.

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    1. It was indeed a great post. And I couldn't help but display that Trek timeline.

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  4. Grrreat! I finally got my own word counter. Now everybody will know I've written a single word in weeks. Yippee!

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  5. These posts are so great on Sundays. I always need motivation and am knee-deep in some sort of writing project on Sundays, so thanks! I love the Ruth Harris link.

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    1. You're most welcome. I really do enjoy gathering up these links week after week.

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  6. Star Trek has inspired more astronauts than anything else.

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    1. It has inspired many people over the years, a testament to its greatness.

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