What did you blog about today?

[Vaz]

Nice posts, folks!

Good e3 round up, Thad. I'm personally excited for the Last Guardian, waited 9 years for this game, I will have to finally pick up a PS4 come October.

 

[thaddeus6th]

Juliana and Vaz, thanks.

Rambling is something I can only do with e-mails and videogame nonsense

I was wondering about mentioning The Last Guardian, but it's not something that's really on my personal radar (I'm aware of it, but, for now at least, not interested).

Just on fear [as per Vaz's blog], I find it helpful with writing. Obviously too much is paralysing, but just enough to keep complacency away is useful. But then, I take a masochist's view of constructive criticism too

 

[AnyaKimlin]

BEST POSSIBLE TASTE

The next instalment of Steph's story is up.

And I wrote this last week but it seemed too serious to plug after the referendum. It was inspired by a poem I'd written and the Stanford Rapist. I've got scarily brave and put up the poem as well.
Kidology

 

[the_evil_ted]

TBC

 

[Jo Zebedee]

The first in a series. Why it's important to know how the business works. This week, bookstores:

JoZebwrites: On knowing the business - part one: Bookstores


(If anyone has something they're wondering about on the how-it-works level, let me know. I have about five topics in mind but am open to more.)

 

[Cathbad]

Good work, Jo!

 

[AnyaKimlin]

Great blog Jo. I've shared it on a couple of forums and I'll mention it at writers group tonight.

I'm currently getting to grips with Wattpad as I have a couple of spare books.

 

[Jo Zebedee]

Great blog Jo. I've shared it on a couple of forums and I'll mention it at writers group tonight.

I'm currently getting to grips with Wattpad as I have a couple of spare books.

Cheers, Anya. (and for your comment on the blog.)wattpad is a mystery to me but I'll see if I can rustle up a guest on it. Anyone here interested?

 

[Jo Zebedee]

Me again - sorry. I wrote this a week or so ago for the SFFN (good site, by the way). Techniques for nailing close characters writing.

Staying Close – How To Write In Close Point Of View - Sci-fi and Fantasy Network

 

[AnyaKimlin]

Cheers, Anya. (and for your comment on the blog.)wattpad is a mystery to me but I'll see if I can rustle up a guest on it. Anyone here interested?

Me too - I'm getting a crash course on it in the next few weeks.

 

[ratsy]

I have a new post about some new stories I have coming out. I am really pumped to have my story Three Words coming out soon in Crime and Mystery. This was a Serkit Santa story and I was really happy with the results. I'd been mulling over making a novel out of it, since I loved the voice of it so much. We shall see...

My upcoming stories…

 

[Juliana]

The Crime and Mystery cover looks so cool! (I live the Aliens one too, but Gary already knows that... )

 

[Stephen Palmer]

I have been adding more idealistic fluff to my 'Opinion' page...

 

[AnyaKimlin]

Apologies to anyone following Mayhem (a couple are or appear to be but no idea who) - I forgot yesterday was Wednesday.

Next instalment is now up: Mayhem: A Fowl Tale

 

[thaddeus6th]

A review of an Alfred the Great biography:
Thaddeus the Sixth: Review: Alfred the Great, by Justin Pollard

 

[Juliana]

Apologies to anyone following Mayhem

Me!

 

[AnyaKimlin]

Me!

I have always been surprised when people follow my blogs Usually I don't find out who or what etc until I stop posting or forget to post

 

[AnyaKimlin]

Fractured Thoughts

Steph's latest instalment is up.

 

[Vladd67]

I have just started a new blog. I am afraid I was a little short on inspiration so I reblogged an old mini rant about the media. I suppose I just wanted to put something out there.
The Media – I Think, IMHO…
Hopefully I can come up with something new soon.

 

[Vaz]

Nice, Vladd. Really good points raised.

Anya, I've just started reading Mayhem through your blog. I am really enjoying it!