Friday, July 22. It was warm in Laurellia. I was working the Underpublished blog in the creative division. My partner's Allen. The boss is the creative impulse, the urge to put things on paper or on the Internet. My name's Joe3.
It was 9:34 when I uploaded the latest batch of writing-, publishing-, and book-related news into the Blogger content management system interface and got ready to hit publish. As I did every week, I hoped that somewhere out there, someone besides me would find this stuff useful and interesting. It continued to be a tough slog, but I'm a glutton for punishment.
WRITING ADVICE:
Jennifer Chiaverini: On Sharing Nearly Forgotten Moments in History
What Is The Difference Between Mystery, Suspense, and Thriller Novels?
Danielle Jackson: On Characters Taking Control of the Story
Verlyn Klinkenborg on Writing More Clearly
THE BUSINESS:
Amazon Self-Publishers Eye Emerging Legal Arena to Fight Piracy
DAW Books Acquired By Astra Publishing House
How Crypto Is Evolving the Future of Books and Publishing
Independent publisher gives short stories their due with 'Storybook ND' series
MISC:
How Many Words Did Shakespeare Invent?
The Politics of Craft: Charles Baxter on How His Essays on Writing Respond to a Changing World
Can poetry possibly matter in a time like this? Harvard’s Tracy K. Smith knows the answer.
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