Posts in Process
Ugh!

Well - I took nearly a week off from writing due to a very large project and business push! So, for my readers that have stayed loyal and kept coming back to see if anything was posted, I thank you very much and apologize!

To my new readers, I apologize as well, but hopefully you have all enjoyed the new content and will continue to enjoy the content! I have a couple of movie reviews to write, some new DVD releases to write about and a few articles percolating! So please be sure and stop back in! I appreciate the support!

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We'll see if this works...

Writing is all about the commitment. Its the commitment to the craft, the art, the voice; but most of all, it is the commitment to the TIME! And for me, that is the most difficult commitment to make.

Heck, I have a difficult time just committing to writing my reviews here. But I manage to simply because they are not as big of a time commitment as the novel (which I may be renaming by the way, more on that in a later post).

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To write or not to write..that is the question..

To write or not to write, that is the question..ok, so I am riffing Shakespeare; but who better to riff than the bard himself, who I am quite sure ran into the inevitable, 'your title sucks', or 'that really is a stupid line'.

I wonder how he would handle it?

If he had a blog, I am guessing he would actually write about it - just put it out there, as a form of therapy I suppose. So, here I am, in therapy!

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Who knew?

One of the hardest things about writing is keeping the story flowing. It is the most difficult part for me as I write in real time, as the events happen. I have an outline, but often the story takes me far from the path I THOUGHT I wanted to go.

Case in point, I have been stuck for some time, writing a few paragraphs and then lingering on where to go next. But tonight, on a quick run to WalMart in orde to send some ants to their deaths, inspiration struck and I now know where I want the current story to go and the next BOOK to begin!

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