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Tag Archives: blogging
I do it for love.
The beauty of blogging – doesn’t matter if you have ten followers, a hundred, a thousand, ten thousand – is this… your blog is your space, and you can do what you want. Your blog is your platform, not talking … Continue reading
I think your comments are priceless.
It’s all you boys and goyls. You are the reason I maintain this blog and you are the reason I write books. Give yourselves a big old pat on the back, or maybe some rich dark chocolate from me. Hey, … Continue reading
How to get D-listed.
Yesterday I said it’s not easy to be a writer. Today I’m all about bloggers. How to lose my interest (as a reader) in a nano-second: 1. Bells and whistles. Dear lord, get rid of that floating sparkly stuff and … Continue reading
Posted in book bloggers, humor, popular culture, writing
Tagged blogging, how to be a responsible blogger
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Dirty Sexy Books and you would take your dog in heat to the dog park…why?
Don’t you wonder about people who do the above? I have a neutered male German shepherd. He may be neutered, but he still considers himself Mr. Testosterone and he’s not about to ignore a female dog in heat. Yesterday was … Continue reading
Posted in popular culture, romance, writing
Tagged blogging, Dirty Sexy Books, dogs, Google, Larissa's Bookish life, romance authors, websites, Wordpress
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Passing the time with Ernest Hemmingway…
Gotcha! As ya’ll pretty much know, there’s more to writing than just typing on a keyboard. 1. The story idea – do you plot and plan and outline and research? Or are you inspired by a dream, a sunset, a … Continue reading
Posted in book reviews, romance, writing
Tagged blogging, East of Eden, Ernest Hemmingway, John Steinbeck, My Books on Amazon, publishing, The Old Man and the Sea, writing
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