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helluo librorum
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helluo librorum is written by an aspiring writer. We discuss writing techniques, writing for publication, and the publication industry. You can also find author interviews and information about other aspiring writers.
- Added on: Sep 20th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Teresa
- Listed in: Fiction Books
- Tags: books reading writing writing tips novel writing dark fantasy
Recent Posts
lunch hour links for writers – 12/9/09
The Dead Thing on my desk (fondly known as Ignatius) and I are back with another round of lunch hour links for writers. Please forgive my darkling, he’s not overly chatty, but that’s one of the reasons I like him. This week, we’ll have a focus...
literary agents – take them or leave them?
First of all, this isn’t a rant. If you’ve come here to bash literary agents, rant on your own blog or go elsewhere. There are plenty of places you can go, and while I try to restrain my words, I am not known for being adverse to giving direction...
using your research to enhance your story
One thing that really impressed me about Jesse Bullington’s novel, The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart, Lisa Mannetti’s novel, The Gentling Box, and Wayne Barlowe’s novel, God’s Demon, was the amount of research these fine writers did to m...
The Dragon reviews The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart
The Dragon reviews: The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart by Jesse Bullington at BookLove: “The Dragon sits on the fence about this one, my good Wild Things. I simply do not know, so I will render the tale as impartially as I ...
lunch hour links for writers – 12/2/09
Here is my little friend Ignatius, who sits on my desk at work and cheers me year round. Every year at Christmas, he dons his gay apparel and greets anyone foolish enough to traverse the corridor to my office. I thought I’d share his special holi...
burnout
Today is the last day of NaNoWriMo and somehow, I have this visual of thousands of writers collapsing over their keyboards at midnight tonight. Exhausted and elated, they can proclaim their success and move on with other projects. Rather than cram m...
