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The Fictionarium
http://thefictionarium.com
My writing lab features experiments with interactive fiction and freelancing. Learn how to improve your writing with practical tips and a little 'tude. Join me as I blend my love for words with shaking my online money maker.
Recent Posts
The Blogosphere Almost Made Me Its Bitch
...almost. I have emerged from the chasm of social media more determined than ever to write, not just blog. There's a difference between those two verbs - maybe only one that my writer's ego sees when I visit some wildly popular money making sites wi...
Remodeling!
Well I've had my fun with the fractal and now it's time for a more refined Fictionarium. If I want to generate some respectable freelancing income, I need to have a more professional looking site. So please be patient during my redesign. My HTML b...
Getting Busy with the Shaking of the Moneymaker
Welp, I've managed to take a step back from the social networking frenzy and just STOP and think for a moment. It's been a slippery slope the past few weeks, starting with Twitter (that's another story in itself), gobbling up some memes and wasting o...
Ten Fast Food Trivia Facts No One Can Live Without
I love making lists. It's good practice for sifting through information online and I always learn something. Since I'm a recovering fast food junkie, I researched some industry trivia instead of eating a Big Mac, which is what I'd really like to do...
Trying a New Meme: Fiction Friday
This Week’s Theme: ConspinkeyDetective Moss burned a whole in the note with her stare. What could it mean? She took a deep breath and tried to clear her mind. Recalling all the conversations she'd had with Lilo over the last month, she could not re...
Avoid Becoming a Blogging Drone
How often do we see the same news headline blogged to death? If you hesitated, click one of the popular search tags on Technorati and see the thousands of blog entries featuring the same story simply summarized with a few obvious observations thrown ...
a great resource for ideas. a creative spring.
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