Here it is - the Month Without Monsanto blog in book form. Well, here's a mock up of the cover at least. In case you're new, I created this book to give as a thank you to folks who donated to my new Digging Deep food awareness campaign (our new … [Continue reading] about The Bias Against Print-On-Demand
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Did I Say 100 Days Of Writing?
Today is the first of November and the internet is a buzz with talk of the annual NaNoWriMo challenge. If you haven't heard, it's a website that challenges writers to to spill out 50,000 words in one month. The basic rules are that it has to be a … [Continue reading] about Did I Say 100 Days Of Writing?
Submission
I once heard someone somewhere say that you can tell a lot about a profession by how one finds work. A business man applies for a job. Actors audition. Athletes try out. Writers submit. We submit short stories to literary journals. We submit query … [Continue reading] about Submission
The POD Adventure Begins
After doing some price comparison and reading up on the best Print On Demand (POD) options available, I've decided to go with Blurb.com to publish the book version of my Month Without Monsanto blog. (For more info on why I'm doing this read my post … [Continue reading] about The POD Adventure Begins
Happy Anniversary to the Unfolding Tale
I feel like a forgetful spouse. Last Tuesday marked the one year anniversary of my first post on the Unfolding Tale. Last year at this time I was a little skeptical about blogging, but it's been a great year. I finished a first draft of my novel, … [Continue reading] about Happy Anniversary to the Unfolding Tale
Adventures in Print On Demand
This Sunday morning marks the end of the Digging Deep initial fund raising effort. As of right now we only need $603 more, so if you haven't given yet, please consider kicking down a few dollars toward the cause (see button in the right hand column … [Continue reading] about Adventures in Print On Demand
Why I’m Crushing On Steve Almond
As a writer, I occasionally develop what I've come to call writer crushes. When I consistently read a writer's work and think "damn, I wish I had written that," or when I put down a book/article/journal and think "perfect, just perfect," I can't help … [Continue reading] about Why I’m Crushing On Steve Almond