An author named David Stewart once spoke at length about the nature of IP and how it can change ownership…
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Tag Archives: fiction
The Exhaustive Lessons from Query Shark
I have spoken at length about Janet Reid and her Query Shark blog in the past. You can read that…
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Learning From the Past
We are often told that those who refuse to learn from the past are destined to repeat it. I agree.…
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1 Million Words
Curious what I’ve been up to? Glad you asked. The endless stream of day-job hours hasn’t ended. Don’t let that…
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NaNoWriMo 2016
If you’ve read this blog at all around this time of year, you’ll know that I am not a huge…
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NaNoWriMo 2015
My opinions on NaNoWriMo are well documented here on the blog. Go ahead and do it. It helps a lot…
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The Write Tools: Book Seer
I know I can’t be the only person who has run into this problem. I read a book that really…
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Nighteyes Followup
After a fair bit of time to consider the feedback I have received on Nighteyes, I am considering doing a…
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Unusual Food in Writing
It is often the little things that can bring a story to life. For some writers, simply pulling small references…
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Game Design 101: Where’s the Fun?
I don’t feel like I really want to have to say this, but I am sad to say that I…
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Game Design 101: The Big Model Pt 1
I’m sure some of you have figured out by now that these Game Design 101s have so far focused on…
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Being Quotable
This is a topic I had on my roster to address today, but it seems that David Farland has also…
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