TweetNo really, I’m serious. Because all day long I thought it was Wednesday. Yesterday I thought it was Monday. Someone has evidently stolen my Tuesday, and I’m not even quite sure what frikken’ month I’m in. That’s how busy things have been. Complaining? Oh hell, no. I’m actually having the time of my life, but …
TweetHOLY MOLY WHAT A WEEK. And it’s only Wednesday. The biggest change is the Allegories of the Tarot project now has its very own website. \O/ You can find it right here, and from this day forward you will find all information and updates on this site. This means I can hopefully get back to …
TweetIt’s been a while since my last link-love, and I usually do it on Wednesdays. However, I’ve run across some great info over the last few days; some news, some fun, some thought-provoking, some helpful. Dig in! **** “Strange Bird” is a must-read for this Monday. Written by JD Riso, it’s a story of a …
Tweet Image by andyi via Flickr One of the biggest challenges of a freelancing career is organization, at least in my experience. There’s a fine line between being organized yet flexible; after all, flexibility is one of the best perks of being self-employed. However, if you don’t stay focused on some level, all kinds of …
Tweet Image via Wikipedia Sub-title: Traveling Around the Blogosphere I run across so many great sites, I thought I’d list the best of the best here every Tuesday. Some of them are helpful, some of them are inspiring, some are just quirky. They might be writing-related, and they might not. A good freelancer and flasher …
Tweet Today’s economy sucks, and we all know it. The daily news is rife with information about how difficult it is to work in ANY profession, and freelance writing is just one of them. Freelancing as a writer is difficult under the best of circumstances. Situations change on a daily, almost hourly, basis. What can …
Tweet Just like you wouldn’t open the hood of a car with a vegetable peeler in your hand and expect to change the spark plugs, there are certain tools that are essential to your writing career. Sure, you might be able to get the spark plugs out and changed, but it would take a lot …
Tweet That’s a good question, and I wish I had a good answer. The truth of the matter is, as some of you might know, I lost my momma in August and the world has not been the same since. I’ve been trying very hard not to fall into the Abyss of Depression, but it’s …
Tweet Haunting the markets used to be a habit of mine. Time and circumstance has limited me somewhat recently, but I’m happy to report the majority of my bookmarks are still working. Small markets come and go at a fast pace and some excellent online publications, sadly, faded out of the marketplace. It’s a loss …
TweetImage by appaIoosa via Flickr You have created a literary masterpiece, a gem of a short story. You just know you’re destined to be the next Great Thing in short fiction, and the money will be rolling in. Just a short word of caution: I’ve heard earning a living from writing short fiction can be …
