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Tag Archives: Reading
Magic for Libraries, Lockdowns, and Just because
When this whole pandemic thing took off, the lockdowns in California were as bellicose as perhaps anywhere else. I for one, did not take to it very well, and judging by the societal trajectory that I see at the moment … Continue reading
Posted in Card Tricks, Entertainment, Uncategorized, Vlogging
Tagged card tricks, charlie chaplin, magic, magician, mime, Reading
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Spoilers. You might think you’re immune, but you’re not
I just had a short conversation with my 15 year-old daughter about a particular book she’s reading. I will refrain from saying what that book is, because I have to discuss a minor event in it–or should I say the … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Book reviews, Books, Novel writing, Social media
Tagged Harry Potter, mysteries, Reading, Spoliers
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Catatonic reading trauma
I’m not sure what kind of cerebral scarring I have, but . . . There is a very real similarity between that form of hypnotic narcolepsy that sets in when I’m driving a mundane highway in the small hours, and … Continue reading
Peripatetic blogging and the start of a novel
I’ve got a novel in my head. And I’m going to start discussing it in the general, even if I avoid the specifics. A while back, I wondered about the idea of sharing snippets of a novel on the blog. … Continue reading
My Amazon purchase: SOMEBODY! KILL IT WITH FIRE!
For the next little while, you will intermittently be hearing about my fascination with author Stant Litore’s Zombie Bible Series. And for a minute here, you’re going to hear about it again, although, not exactly the way I had intended … Continue reading
Comments, re-blogging, and the gratuitous traffic grab
Any engaged writer that has ever sat and Googled “How can increase my blog traffic” soon realized: the sites you are sent to did the same thing once and figured out that making a blog about increasing web traffic does … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged Blog traffic, Blogging Advice, Ghost Adventures, novel writing, promotion, publicity, publishing, Reading, Self publishing, Twitter, writing, Zak Bagans
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And . . . book . . . STARTED!
A couple of posts ago, I stated that I had the idea for a non-fiction book–to wit: An academic satire; a good-natured Manchurian bloodletting of a humorless subject–but one in which I repair most of the wounds at the end. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Academic satire, Blogging Advice, Non-fiction, novel writing, publicity, publishing, Reading, Self publishing, writing
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Step Number two: Come up with an idea. Um, NOW might be helpful.
I had no intention of posting a follow up to the “possibly getting published” post from the other day. But then I realized. I’ve been writing for different things for years. I’ve been published in things that saw regionally-limited circulation. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Music, Writing
Tagged Blogging Advice, publicity, publishing, Reading, Self publishing, ukulele, writing
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How to become a schizophrenic with one reading app
I never in my life ever expected humanity’s ever-increasing appetite for acceleration to come to the point that the very act of reading would become a veritable Asperger’s simulation chamber. But it’s happened. Don’t believe it? Peep this app: I … Continue reading
Posted in Books, CS Lewis, Film Making, Music, Reading, Uncategorized
Tagged app, Asperger's, Autism, Beethoven, C.S. Lewis, Emily Dickinson, Mark Twain, novel writing, publishing, Reading, Self publishing, speed, Spritz, The Hunger Games, Thomas Pynchon, writing
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