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Distractions

Posted on December 3, 2010 by Sarah Tanburn

Oh, those games!  Christine Kling  at writeonthewater just did a good post on distractions.  Of which one was Wordle.  Well, it didn’t take long (honest, guv!) but I couldn’t resist generating this word cloud from some of the key names and … Continue reading →

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Why blog?

Posted on November 30, 2010 by Sarah Tanburn

What has blogging ever done for me?  Over at her Confident Writing site, Joanna Paterson has encouraged readers to consider What has blogging given you the confidence to write or create and then *share*… that you wouldn’t otherwise have done? … Continue reading →

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Understanding revolution

Posted on November 3, 2010 by Sarah Tanburn

So The Melkjeven Commitment is just about done.  125,000 words.  Version 10.  (Does this count as enough rewrites?)  I’ve sent it to Penguin for that un-agented submission that just closed.  I’ve even bought the latest W&AYB so I can start … Continue reading →

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