A wonderfully balanced post on the Pros & Cons of Self-Publishing
How to Make a Blog ButtonCreating Emotional Frustration in Your Characters
The Funnily Enough
Nice long list of articles at Linda Rohrbough
Answers to 14 questions you're too afraid to ask literary agents
Oh, nice find on making a blog badge. Thanks for the tips! :)
ReplyDeleteI figured there were a few bloggers around that might like the tutorial. :)
DeleteAlready read Seckman's feature with Carrie on how to make a blog button. Thanks for the links.
ReplyDeleteShe did a great job on it, don't ya think?
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My pleasure, as always. It's a great site.
DeleteI was taught two spaces after the period in school but recently shifted to one per my editor's suggestion. It was a pain at first, but I've gotten used to in now. Thanks for the links, Jeff.
ReplyDeleteI too was taught two spaces. I still use two, but have a macro that purges the double into a single space. That's as good a compromise as I can manage. :)
DeleteI'm still going to use two spaces.
ReplyDeleteSome habits die hard. Some never die at all! Long live the double space!
DeleteI always use one space.
ReplyDeleteI never took you for a conformist, Alex. ;-)
DeleteSome great links, Jeff. Thanks for all this good information. Re: spaces after a period - that was a big transition for me, having spent so many years putting two of them. But apparently one is correct, so that's what I use.
ReplyDeleteAdaptability is a talent, I think. I'm what would be referred to as an "old dog" in this case. ;-)
DeleteNow I just need time to read them all. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is the dream, it seems. So much good information. So little time to soak it all up.
DeleteWow, love that article on creating emotional frustration. It was so awesomely thorough!
ReplyDeleteI consider it my duty to scour the information superhighway and find a few gems scattered along the way. I'm always happy to find something that someone likes or needs.
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