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Before Christmas break and my study guide promotion took over my life, I began a series of posts with ideas on what to do before you publish. I began with posts called Set Goals and Prepare for Rejection. I would like to continue that series this week with thoughts on how to prepare for revision:
After [...]
I used to think of a blog as a place to toss around thoughts, to sharpen ideas, and to establish my own voice and style. While I think those are true things, and I have certainly done all of them, there is another dimension to blogging that I feel I’ve neglected.
It’s no secret that [...]
Earlier this week I wrote about the importance of writing a good blog post, but after a post is written and made available to all, your work is only half done. You need to work harder than ever to make sure people read it.
When I started reading blogs in 2004 and then started my [...]
I used to think it was important to keep the posts coming fast and furious on my blog, letting a few lousy ones slip through every now and then. Actually, I’d let that happen more often than I care to admit. The more I read blogs today and notice the trends in social media and [...]
