Nathan Bransford - The Forums

Today we learn of Fenris' curse, and what he did to deserve it: http://harbingercodex.blogspot.com/2011 ... emned.html

Looking for the perfect frosted sugar cookie recipe to make for Easter (or any time)? Here it is!

Best Ever Frosted Sugar Cookies - http://karenstivali.com/ Enjoy!

Night Writer--Writing my Hasselhoff in the wee hours

http://esetterlind.blogspot.com/2011/04 ... ff-in.html

Year End Review: In a Years - a belated look at the books I read, movies I watched, and video games I played in 2010, with lists, pie charts, and random statistics that amused me. :-P

Writing is like planting trees? Maybe because he's a man?

http://opposingfarces.blogspot.com/

In today's post I look at Amanda Hocking, John Locke, and the rise of the 99 cent e-book. I cover criticisms that this is a race to the bottom that will ultimately devalue books in readers' eyes, and I finish by outlining strategies to succeed at higher price points.

Will 99-Cent E-Books Destroy The World As We Know It? - http://davidgaughran.wordpress.com/2011 ... e-know-it/

New Blog Post - Flashback Friday Feature: Peyton Wright

Part 2 of my continuing interviews with past cast members of The Bachelor and Bachelor Pad---catching up on where they are now and what charities they support.

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Casual Friday post. A question as transcendent as the geniuses we ask it about.

http://idiocracyrising.com/2011/04/22/c ... r-thought/

Happy Friday!

Check out here http://lvcabbie.blogspot.comfor a new short story - The Lump in the Road.

Today's is a shorter story, as I'm in the middle of a major revision of my MS. Still, be sure to check it out as a character faces herself, and her choices: http://harbingercodex.blogspot.com/2011 ... tears.html

I'm extending my character contest! http://aimeebeatricejodoin.blogspot.com ... ntest.html

A storming good idea, this, Charlotte.

Just the other day, I posted a new essay on my first public reading of my ripping fun Dracula novel Dragon's Ark at my author's page: http://tbdeluxe.blogspot.com/2011/04/un ... takes.html

It's another in a series of essays I've written on my adventures as an independent publisher.

Thanks for this!

Thomas Burchfield

I've finally got the post up for helping Michael G-G with his query, after being sick this morning:

http://theqqqe.blogspot.com/2011/04/mic ... ry_22.html

Please come help!

Bluebeard:

http://myscientificattempt.blogspot.com ... beard.html

People write for all sorts of reasons, but today we are going to talk about how to make money out of your stories. Whether you write short stories or novels, or anything in between, there are a number of different markets out there. If you are aiming to make a living from your stories, or at least supplement your income, you should be aware of all of them.

In today's post I talk about short story markets both online and offline. I explain how you can find the right magazines to sell your stories to, where you can sell reprints of that same story, how to get into anthologies, the realities of a publisher accepting a short story collection, as well as how and, most importantly, when you should self-publish short stories to maximise your income.

Making Money From Writing, Part 1: Short Story Markets - http://davidgaughran.wordpress.com/2011 ... y-markets/