In The War of Art, Steven Pressfield examines the difference between professional writers and amateur. He writes, “The conventional interpretation is that the amateur pursues his calling out of love, while the pro does it for money. Not the way I see it. In my view, the amateur does not love the game enough. If he did, [...]
Continue reading...22 January 2010
The windy-city-crew was there for me through black eyes and bad luck. When times were bad, they held the net taut and ensured I wouldn't crash into the pavement
Continue reading...21 December 2009
A funny thing happened after receiving the Crave galleys - I could not stop revising the final draft... Every page contained something I wanted to be better. Every line of dialogue made me question the character's intent. I ached over the placement of plot points...
Continue reading...19 November 2009
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Continue reading...17 November 2009
I'm not going to mention the four-day flu. Writer's write when they're sick just like rock stars perform when they're intoxicated. I am going to say that there's something to be said about working with your outline; and making sure all the story elements are there.
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4 February 2010
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