Writers Without Borders discussion
What did you blog about today?

Synopsis, a dirty word for writers: Just boil your 80,000 word masterpiece down to one page. How hard could it be?

How you can use the Enneagram personality test (for free) to deepen you characters into real, consistent, growth-able PEOPLE... but the fun way.

They should have known better than to give me a hand tool.

Changing the title to Blade Runner was a good idea.

I have a feeling you wouldn't want to be in this car when the driver's dodging potholes.

Boy, is writing a mystery tough: characters, suspects, clues, red herrings, ghosts, horses, Bigfoot ...
Well, it's that kind of story.

A link to the newsletter, in which I demonstrate my lack of songwriting ability.

Pokagon Saddle Barn is opening Saturday for the season! I believe first trail ride is 10 a.m., last is 5 p.m., going every hour.

Yes, you too can help decide how I will try to get you to spend money on me! As long as I don't have to name my business Boaty McBoatface.

In 1991, after an unfortunate encounter with a teething baby, a Congressman from Delaware became the very first person to yell, "What's the number for 911?"

Misleading title: Book promotion is never as exciting as a pole dance. And authors don't usually get nearly as many bucks that way, either.

"I have crzy wishes."
I wish you could spell.

Well, I'd need something to read while camping! And I would suggest a book about ... camping.

Anyone else ever write a book that's hard to classify?
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The question: Lilacs, or whatever the heck that is growing in the lilacs?

If you think about it I just blogged a commercial, so I must be well on my way.

Other than to apologize for being so antisocial and grouchy this year, this is mostly a public service announcement.

"Smoky Days and Sleepless Nights", a history of the AFD, is sold as a fund raiser for the AFD. Find it here:
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"They can have my Slurpee when they pry it from my cold, sticky hands."

"I used to get sinus infections like politicians get bribes ... now there's one every year or two, at about the same rate Godzilla destroys Tokyo."

It was a nice day to do something I'd rather not be doing.

This novel's author got technical advice ... from one of the Wright Brothers!

Maybe the government will go for it. After all, it involves spending a lot of money.

How John Adams couldn't count, and Ben Franklin's condoms saved America.


"Afterward it took us awhile to put together what happened. That sentence tends to pop up in many of my stories."

If I'm counting correctly (which is never a given), this is my sixth year judging 4H prose writing entries.

Emily and I were traveling through Marshal County, Indiana, when we stumbled across a sign ...

Congrats to Charis Koehl for getting her Etsy shop set up! Yesterday I couldn't even spell Etsy, and today I have a code for you shoppers.

You may have seen this funnel cloud footage, but have you seen it on YouTube? (Okay, it's still pretty much the same.)

I have fun titling my book chapters ... but traditional publishers don't seem to agree.

I would appreciate it so much if you checked out my blog - I'm just starting it as an amateur book lover and learning more from the reading community.

Some people don't have to go looking for trouble: It just comes right to them.
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Albion and Noble County (other topics)10 Days of Pleasure (other topics)
Unity, Volume 1: A Magical Realism Anthology (other topics)
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The Lies That Bind (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Mark R. Hunter (other topics)Ed Protzel (other topics)
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Owning a snowblower stopped the snow ... for awhile.