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Sommer Leigh wrote:Review of "Dis" by Margo Lerwill http://sommerleigh.com/archives/3522

Thank you for this, Sommer. No review will ever top that for me.

One of the many things that fascinate me about digital publishing are the new possibilities afforded to writers. Traditionally, publishing has been wary of all sorts of stuff – short novels, short stories, longer novels, novellas, and poetry.

However, the rise of digital publishing combined with the ability of the author to go direct to retailers such as Amazon (or even sell direct to the reader) has opened up new possibilities for writers.

Today, I got a chance to speak to digital poet and fantasy novelist Stephen Drennon, who is enjoying this new freedom to experiment with all kinds of things.

http://davidgaughran.wordpress.com/2011 ... r-drennon/

Today on Wicked & Tricksy, does your hero cross the Rubicon?

http://www.wickedtricksy.com/?p=750

The LEGO plot: the elusive and surprisingly difficult way of constructing a plot that ends up better than we ever hoped. Read more at http://harbingercodex.blogspot.com/2011 ... -plot.html

Imagination.

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It Gets Better - Authors and Illustrators Unite http://sommerleigh.com/archives/3537

Sommer Leigh wrote:It Gets Better - Authors and Illustrators Unite http://sommerleigh.com/archives/3537

Seriously, people. Follow that link. It's 9:47 am and for some obscure reason (3 hours of sleep, I'll bet) I'm crying. I blame you, Sommer.

As for myself...

My Blog: Funny alcohol connoisseur jokes and a geek zodiac: http://claudiea.blogspot.com/2011/06/in ... ology.html

Wicked & Tricksy: The Two Levels of Dialogue: http://www.wickedtricksy.com/?p=764

Surviving the Day After (Chop off my thumbs, tear out my buttons)

http://www.hektorkarl.com/2011/06/survi ... humbs.html

A post on my first manuscript request from an agent!


http://saraflower.wordpress.com/

Crazy Brides and Summer Changes

http://www.hektorkarl.com/2011/06/crazy ... anges.html

Multiple books based off of the same Norwegian folk tale? hmmm.....

www.charleevale.com/blog

CV

My blog is mostly goofy nonsense, rarely serious. This Saturday and Sunday I'll be part of a Blog Tour. Come and visit and sign in please. Thanks.

http://karenvwasylowski.blogspot.com

How to pull ourselves out of our lowest writer-moments, with a fun ode to Romancing the Stone!

There is some argument about whether JK Rowling has moved into self-publishing or not. A closer look at the deal makes it quite clear.

JK Rowling Really Is Self-Publishing:

http://davidgaughran.wordpress.com/2011 ... oser-look/

A delicious blend of fact and fiction: www.charleevale.com/blog

CV